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A third measure almost made the ballot, but the proposed constitutional amendment to require proof of citizenship when registering to vote will not appear
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The accuracy of the qualified voter file has been a major focus for some who accuse the Michigan Secretary of State of being slow to clean files
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Early in-person voting allows voters to directly insert their completed ballot into the tabulator, like the process of voting in person on Election Day.
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A state Senate committee is expected to vote Wednesday on legislation to create a Michigan Voting Rights Act
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The MI Attorney General’s office had accused former Adams Township Clerk Stephanie Scott of illegally sharing election data with unauthorized people after the 2020 presidential election
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A campaign to tighten Michigan’s voter ID laws submitted signatures Wednesday in hopes of getting a proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot
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The proposal would reverse voting rights reforms that were added to the Michigan Constitution by voters in 2022
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The Ottawa County Clerk’s office is sharing data from a record breaking nine days of early voter turnout
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The added security measures are in response to the 2020 presidential election when supporters of then-President Donald Trump heckled workers and attempted to disrupt vote counting
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Early in-person voting began on October 26th for the first time ahead of a presidential election in Michigan