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Michigan’s senior U.S. Senator Gary Peters is blasting a proposed rule change he argues would restrict some voters from receiving or mailing-in election ballots
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The state until recently kept a publicly available list of who voted in person on Election Day and who used an absentee ballot
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The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners approved ballot language for two Parks and Open Space millage questions being placed before voters this year
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U.S. Justice Department officials claim the county surrounding Detroit has a “history of fraud convictions and other allegations.”
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The number of campaigns trying to get questions on Michigan's November ballot is dropping. But remaining campaigns are staying optimistic
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For a $250,000 Muskegon County home, restoring the millage would cost about $30 a year, or nine cents a day
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For the third time in three years the Allendale School District may again ask voters to approve a bond issue to maintain and improve facilities. But first, administrators want to understand why the previous two requests failed
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A bipartisan group of Michigan House lawmakers has tried to pass similar legislation during the current and previous legislative sessions
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LMC ED Melissa Horton and Retired Muskegon Downtown Manager David Alexander discuss the pros and cons of the topic, the role of the Center now and in the future, and more.
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The underlying controversy is the fate of two ballot proposals adopted by voters in 2018 and 2022. The voting rights proposals include provisions that include making it easier to register to vote, to vote absentee and to use early voting options