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“Democracy Ambassadors” will receive non-partisan information, shareable fact sheets, and more
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Michigan’s top elections official says the US Supreme Court got it wrong today in a ruling involving presidential immunity and the 2020 presidential race.
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The Michigan Supreme Court is expected to rule soon on a legal challenge to the Secretary of State’s guidelines for poll challengers at voting places on election day
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The purpose of the rules is to thwart efforts to interfere with voters and election workers at polling places and at absentee vote counting boards
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We recap a segment from Living West Michigan and visit the USS Silversides Museum, also police seize assault weapons at a recent high school graduation, the Michigan DNR is hosting its Three Free Weekend and more.
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The opinion was requested by Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, whose office is in charge of enforcing the disclosure amendment
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Judge Christopher Yates says he’s putting a decision on a legal challenge to state election guidance on a fast track
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Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said it’s a first step to restoring residents’ trust in their government
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Patrick Center shares this week’s edition of Crain’s Grand Rapids Business Brief, Consumers Energy is burying electric lines in West Michigan, the CDC has new COVID guidelines, and more state and West Michigan news.
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Benson told the Rules Committee that misinformation is a threat to democracy and advocated for federal legislation to protect poll workers