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Turnout was low in Lansing’s primary election for mayor. Less than 15% of registered voters cast their ballots. That’s typical for a local election in August. But of the people who voted for mayor, more than three quarters cast absentee ballots. City Clerk Chris Swope attributes the popularity in part to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Democratic Attorney Generals, including Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, are still sounding alarm bells over legislation they say will curb voting…
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After four months of unfounded accusations of fraud by Republicans – Michigan has finished the most comprehensive election audit in the state’s history.…
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The Michigan Supreme Court won’t hear the case challenging the Secretary of State’s decision to mail absentee ballot applications to voters.Secretary of…
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The outcome of a tight Presidential election race in Michigan is now hinging on absentee ballots being counted in urban cores that traditionally skew for…
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Voting continues in Michigan today (TUE) until the polls close at eight o-clock. At stake is Michigan’s 16 electoral college votes in the presidential…
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer says the reports she’s getting say there are few problems as people line up to vote in person today (TUE.) That includes…
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Michigan’s top election official says more than three million people have voted before Election Day. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says the number of…
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Election officials in cities with more than 25,000 people were allowed to begin pre-processing, but not counting their absentee ballots today.In a Lansing…
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Michigan’s leaders are urging calm and faith in the electoral process. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson held a news conference Wednesday afternoon with…