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The state Supreme Court will consider whether robo-calls sent to Detroiters in the run-up to the 2020 elections crossed the line into illegal voter intimidation.
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Some state lawmakers want to retire elected governing boards that oversee Michigan State University, Wayne State University and the University of Michigan in favor of executive appointments.
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The targeted measures deal with early voting and no-excuse absentee ballots. But those suing say they're challenging the process, not the content of the voter-approved constitutional amendments
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The House Elections Committee approved bills to ensure that hiring transportation to give voters rides to the polls won’t run afoul of state law.
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The Michigan House Elections Committee will hold its first hearing Tuesday on bills intended to boost voter turnout.
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Michigan law currently bans anyone from hiring vehicles to get voters to the polls, unless they're physically unable to walk.
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Former Michigan attorney general candidate Matt DePerno and former state Representative Daire Rendon — both Republicans — have been charged with election-related crimes.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed bills Tuesday to expand voting rights — including making it easier to vote by absentee ballot.
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A petition drive designed to give Michigan’s electoral college votes to the winner of the national popular vote in a presidential election is on course to start signature collection in the coming weeks.