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For Antrim County deputy clerk Annette Marcus, today is her last day on the job. Once she's gone, there will be no one in the Antrim County Clerk’s office who has complete access to the state's Qualified Voter File.
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Antrim County’s second-highest elections officer submitted her resignation last Thursday. Deputy Clerk Annette Marcus had assumed many of the election-related duties of the county clerk’s office, after elected clerk Victoria Bishop was barred from certain functions by the state.
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The saga of far-right Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop shows how many safeguards are built into the U.S. election system.
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A document obtained by IPR shows Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop made more than a hundred unauthorized changes to the Qualified Voter File, including canceling 58 voter registrations.
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A Bellaire resident is making another attempt to recall the Antrim County clerk. The League of Women Voters wants you to know about tax proposals. And what's up with the possible sale of a baker's dozen dams in Michigan?
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After two failed attempts, Bellaire resident Ashley Areeda is submitting four petitions at once, seeking to gather signatures to recall Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop.
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A petition to recall Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop was again denied earlier Monday by the Board of State Canvassers. This is the second recall petition against Bishop that was denied by the board.
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Attorney General Dana Nessel said Thursday that her office found “no evidence of criminal wrongdoing” or that anyone had tried to access the QVF from that computer at that time.
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Antrim County resident Ashley Areeda's first petition was denied by the Board of Canvassers primarily for a discrepancy in the language. A resubmitted version of the petition, drafted with a lawyer, focuses on the actions of County Clerk Victoria Bishop.
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The Michigan Board of State Canvassers has rejected a petition to recall Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop.Ashley Areeda, who filed the petition, said they'll be resubmitting with revised language as early as Monday (7/27).