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The package of legislation is, so far, the only election measure this session to receive bipartisan support in Lansing.
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The trial begins in a Cheboygan courtroom today. Also, the serviceberry (or Juneberry) is trying to make a comeback.
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Victoria Bishop gets banned from the Qualified Voter File. Some voters are concerned she may have changed their status.
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IPR has obtained investigation records that show on the evening of Feb. 19, Randy Bishop, the husband of County Clerk Victoria Bishop, was seen by janitorial staff alone in her office, using the clerk’s computer, which has access to the Qualified Voter File.
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Votebeat reporter Hayley Harding joins us to talk about the laws governing how voter registrations are handled. The state accuses Antrim County's clerk of mishandling them.
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The Michigan Bureau of Elections has threatened Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop with criminal charges if she continues her efforts to change the county's voter rolls.
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Isiah Smith was astonished when an author shared some of his research — a bill of sale that enslaved Smith's great grandfather, just a boy at the time.
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The Michigan Bureau of Elections has demanded that Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop stop trying to change or cancel voters’ registrations in her county — or possibly face criminal charges.
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The man who runs a group called the Election Integrity Force … based in metro Detroit … says he just wants free and fair elections. But he’s flagging Antrim County voters for investigation by their local clerks without verifying if there’s any reason to be concerned.
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The state of Michigan says the clerk, Victoria Bishop, has been over zealous in her actions on a database of registered voters. And we hear about a brief hunger strike at North Lake Processing Center in Baldwin.