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The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled some circulators failed to list on the petition form their legally correct home addresses. The plaintiffs can take their case to the Michigan Supreme Court
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Michigan’s House Elections Committee could forward bills concerning how officials review petition signatures to the full House floor tomorrow
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Democratic groups are asking Michigan officials to investigate the nominating petitions of the GOP candidates in the U.S. Senate race. The groups allege that signatures on the nominating petitions show signs of fraud
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Having summary language and petition form approval from the board is optional. But many campaigns seek it to help protect them from potential lawsuits over whether ballot question language is clear enough down the road
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A petition campaign plans to start gathering signatures soon to repeal Michigan’s new clean energy law. It’s aiming to get a question on the November ballot
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Party members supporting internal communications obtained by The Associated Press say Karamo has done little in her time to advance the party, which had at least $500,000 in debt as of last month.
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The petition campaign wants to boost the minimum wage in steps, winding up at $15 an hour by 2025
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Highland Park residents say the state forced excessive water and sewerage bills onto them by forcing the Detroit enclave to join the Great Lakes Water Authority.
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The Michigan Board of State Canvassers stopped recall petitions targeting a group of mostly Democratic lawmakers from moving forward Tuesday
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Nessel's office charged the owners of signature collection firms with felonies last week. The charges allege thousands of signatures were forged with a commission paid for each name