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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
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An eight-day window to pre-process absentee ballots would apply to cities or townships with at least 5,000 residents. Smaller communities would be allowed to pre-process on the Monday before an election
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There’s a partisan split over voting rights bills working their way through the Legislature. Work will continue on the bills next week
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The Michigan Board of State Canvassers meets today to review and affirm the findings of hand recounts of ballots cast in November
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Partial recounts of ballots cast in the November election begins tomorrow, but with no realistic possibility of changing the results.
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The votes have been counted, but they’re still not official. County boards have begun the process of certifying the November election results.
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A Wayne County judge has said “no” to the Republican secretary of state candidate’s late-hour request to impose new absentee ballot rules on Detroit voters
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Voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, August 2 to cast their ballots in Michigan’s 2022 Primary election
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The last day to request an absentee ballot is July 29th. After that, voters can register and cast their ballots at their clerk’s election offices up until and through Election Day August 2nd.
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Initiative petitions must submit roughly 340-thousand signatures to qualify for the November ballot.