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Absentee voting is a popular way to participate in Michigan since eligibility rules were eased in 2018.
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Ahead of Michigan’s presidential primaries, a virtual news conference addressed the voting process ensuring secure and accurate elections.
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The high court says it is “not persuaded that the questions presented should be reviewed by this court.”
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A group trying to keep former President Donald Trump off the Michigan ballot says a Colorado Supreme Court decision will assist its effort
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A new law ensures that people can continue to apply online to have an absentee ballot mailed to them
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Court of Claims Judge James Robert Redford said in an order released Tuesday that Trump has followed state procedure to qualify for the ballot and that a clause in the Constitution can’t be used to disqualify him.
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The Michigan Court of Claims has refused throw out a lawsuit that seeks to keep Donald Trump off the Michigan presidential ballot.
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The Michigan Court of Claims is fast-tracking a legal challenge to seeking to block former President Donald Trump from appearing on the statewide ballot.
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The lawsuit alleges both amendments, which got to the ballot via the petition process, unconstitutionally skipped legislative input
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed several voting rights bills Tuesday. Some of the bills are part of enacting the voting rights amendment adopted last year by voters