Mike Cox withdrawal from the Michigan Republican governor's primary, leaving John James and Perry Johnson as the leading contenders.
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In Lansing, about two weeks before the polls close on August 4, the number of Republican candidates for governor of Michigan has narrowed to just two, following the withdrawal of former state attorney general Mike Cox from the primary race. The race is now between U.S. Congressman John James of Michigan and prominent businessman Perry Johnson. Despite this, Cox's name will remain on the ballot for the August 4 election, for which voting by mail …