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Joel Hondorp joins in to discuss is vision.
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Congress did not pass Donald Trump’s Save America Act voting bill, and the Supreme Court ruled against his efforts to limit mail in ballots, so Grand Rapids clerk Joel Hondorp is moving forward with his original plans for the November election
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Kent County and Grand Rapids election officials are publicly testing equipment that makes elections run fairly and smoothly
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Grand Rapids city officials have set polling locations and early voting sites for the August primary election, but there are a few changes
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Clerk Joel Hondorp says the city does not need as many polling places on election day because more people are voting early or absentee by mail
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With more people voting early or by mail, Grand Rapids Clerk Hondorp says the city does not need so many in person polling places
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The Iowa Caucuses kicked off the presidential primary campaign season. In five weeks, on Super Tuesday, Michigan voters will cast their ballots. The City…