Michigan voters have embraced early, in-person voting, with over a half-million casting ballots so far. Another 1.6 million have cast votes via an absentee ballot.
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Michigan elections FAQ: Why Republicans are suing the state so often
In the latest episode, Bridge reporters discuss GOP motivation for election lawsuits, Democrats’ push for celebrity endorsements and more.
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Opinion | Michigan deserves smooth, lawful election certification
Elections have multiple safeguards, but it’s not the job of those who certify votes. No matter the outcome, let’s stand up for the rule of law.
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More than 1.2 million Michigan voters have cast a ballot so far
Though Republican-leaning counties have cast fewer absentee ballots cast so far, they have closed the gap on Democrats, new absentee voter tallies show.
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Federal judge dismisses GOP lawsuit over Michigan voter rolls
GOP attorneys argued Michigan voter rolls were bloated because the state was not following federal law. A judge rejected those claims.
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Judge rejects GOP lawsuit to disqualify overseas voters
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson criticized the lawsuit as frivolous and described Monday’s ruling as a win for election integrity.
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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 elections FAQ: Why bloated voting rolls don’t lead to fraud
In the latest elections show, reporters break down why Michigan has bloated voter rolls. They also talk about early voting, voting rules and where candidates stand on abortion.
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Donald Trump, Kamala Harris target Detroit as early in-person voting begins
Both major party presidential candidates campaigned in Detroit this weekend as early in-person voting began in Michigan’s largest city.
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Detroit kicks off early voting Saturday. It goes statewide Oct. 26
Voters approved nine days of early voting in 2022. Detroit, East Lansing and Canton are taking advantage of an option to offer more days.