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What, if anything, can Democrats do to slow or stop President Trump’s agenda? That was the main focus of constituents at Congresswoman Hillary Scholten’s town hall meeting in Rockford Friday
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The suit alleged the City of Flint didn’t hire enough Republican poll watchers for precincts and absentee ballot counting boards that year. Lower courts had dismissed the case
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Members of the Democracy Defense Project are meeting at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum today discussing a new poll that shows Michigan voters are highly confident in the state’s election process
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Benson's says the materials need to be reviewed and redacted for security purposes before they can be released
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The articles accuse Benson of exceeding her authority, failing to secure elections, and not being transparent
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Benson said her office will not release unvetted and unredacted material that would imperil election security if made public
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She says the volume of material to be reviewed is so large it would not be completed by the subpoena’s May 13 deadline
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The Kent Area Narcotic Enforcement team seizes over $1 Million in drugs, Ottawa County Clerk's Office and communications Department win national award in elections, Grand Rapids may close or consolidate in person polling places, and more.
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The oversight-approved subpoena comes the day after a deadline set by the House Elections Committee to receive the materials
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Michigan one of 19 states suing to block Trump's election order, saying it violates the ConstitutionThe lawsuit says forcing such changes on the states violates the broad authority the Constitution gives states to set their own election rules