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Early in-person voting allows voters to directly insert their completed ballot into the tabulator, like the process of voting in person on Election Day.
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The countercampaign Protect MI Free Speech is behind the signature challenge
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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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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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This is the newest wrinkle in a years-long battle and multiple lawsuits between the Democratic secretary of state and Republicans
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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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Kent County saw 70% turnout. Statewide turnout was 79%
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More than three thousand votes were not initially reported on the county’s website