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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
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Stolen ballots in Blue Lake Twp., early voting in Kent Co., lead reduction efforts, and a public hearing on GR Fulton/Monroe development. Increased security for ballot counting and U.P. election officials removed.
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As the state moves through its first-ever early in-person voting presidential election, clerks are more determined than ever to assure voters that the process is secure, transparent, and accurate
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The added security measures are in response to the 2020 presidential election when supporters of then-President Donald Trump heckled workers and attempted to disrupt vote counting
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No-reason absentee voting, ballot drop boxes, early in-person voting that begin weeks before Election Day are now all in wide use under reforms adopted under recent amendments to the Michigan Constitution
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Kennedy appealed after losing before a U.S. district court judge in Detroit
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The state says President Joe Biden was able to withdraw because even though he won Michigan’s February primary, he was never formally nominated at the Democratic National Convention
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As the election heats up, some Michigan voters are looking to vote by mail. But some groups are sending out absentee ballot applications to voters unprompted
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Ottawa County Clerk Justin Roebuck said a decision to change ballots this late in the process would have consequences, especially since ballot printing is a specialty that requires compliance with exacting standards