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Voters in Newaygo County will decide whether to renew a veteran services millage on the November ballot, a made up polling firm is facing backlash for releasing imaginary numbers, and more.

The truth about Wedgewood Polls came to light after a team from elections blog FiftyPlusOne dug into its work

Republicans filed the suit over what it says is an unfairly imbalanced number of Democratic poll workers compared to Republicans

Michigan is facing a critical shortage of poll workers, and the Michigan Chamber is stepping in with recruiting efforts ahead of November’s midterm elections

Michigan election officials say it's actually an example of how the system succeeds in preventing fraud from affecting elections

The open carry of guns in and near polling places and absentee ballot counting boards will be outlawed under bills signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer

Cooley Law Professor/Associate Dean Tonya Krause-Phelan joins in with the discussion.

Engler represents the Democracy Defense Project, an organization that strives to defend transparency, safety, security and validity in the electoral system

Cesar E. Chavez Ave opens back up, a West Michigan Indian tribe may get federally recognized, a look at kinship care, and more.

Ottawa Impact was formed to protest COVID-19 mandates and voted to fire county officials who enforced those rules