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Congress did not pass Donald Trump’s Save America Act voting bill, and the Supreme Court ruled against his efforts to limit mail in ballots, so Grand Rapids clerk Joel Hondorp is moving forward with his original plans for the November election
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President Trump continues to claim the 2020 election was stolen from him and frequently blames ballot counting in Detroit as a reason for his loss
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The campaign is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for emergency intervention
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The accuracy of the qualified voter file has been a major focus for some who accuse the Michigan Secretary of State of being slow to clean files
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The Michigan Supreme Court will now decide whether a proposed state constitutional amendment to tighten the state’s voter ID laws belongs on the ballot
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Some centrist Democrats have been upset with El-Sayed’s endorsement of progressive policies. Others with his criticism of Israel
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A campaign to tighten Michigan’s voter ID and registration policies has hit a roadblock on its path to the November ballot
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Barring state lawmakers deciding to pass the measure into law themselves, the question will appear before voters this November
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In a video posted online, a person seems to pose as a noncitizen while asking a Michigan poll worker to confirm his voter registration
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Now that the primaries are over, the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor have to choose running mates