The Michigan Attorney General’s Office said it may appeal the decision in St. Clair Shores involving two deputy election clerks. A man charged with voting absentee and in person will face trial.
Hayley Harding, Votebeat
A guest author for Bridge Magazine.
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Michigan worked to speed up election results. Here’s why it still took a while
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Why Michigan election results won't be immediate. And why it’s not a conspiracy
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Noncitizen facing felony charges after casting ballot in Michigan election
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Dems push ‘Michigan Voting Rights Act.’ Election clerks have concerns
The legislation aims to fill gaps in federal law, but clerks worry it could add to the costs and burdens they already face with fast-changing rules.
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Michigan election challengers face new rules to deter delays, disruptions
Michigan officials signal that they won’t tolerate a repeat of 2020, when challengers gathered outside a Detroit ballot-counting center and banged on the windows.
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Michigan canvasser promises to follow elections law; ACLU drops suit
The ACLU of Michigan agreed to drop a lawsuit against Kalamazoo County canvasser Robert Froman after he swore to fulfill his duty to certify the November election.
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Michigan canvasser suit part of growing effort to preempt election deniers
A Kalamazoo County canvasser claims the 2020 election was stolen. The ACLU wants a judicial order reminding him he must follow his legal obligations to certify the 2024 election — or face consequences.