For decades, Michigan voters have complained that circulators asking them to sign petitions for proposed constitutional amendments have lied about what the proposals mean.
Hayley Harding
Hamtramck’s 37 mishandled ballots shouldn’t be counted, judge rules
The ruling affirms the result of the Michigan city’s close mayoral race but may not resolve the dispute.
Lawsuit exposes conflict between Hamtramck clerk and city officials
Clerk Rana Faraj’s lawsuit also provides more alleged details about the 37 disputed ballots that could decide the Hamtramck mayoral election.
Hamtramck batch of absentee ballots won’t be counted, disenfranchising 37 voters
GOP county canvassers raise security concerns about the office where the ballots were found.
Michigan Democrats propose penalties for lying about elections
Lawmakers are also looking to tighten up Michigan’s signature-gathering requirements for petitions.
Election support is on the chopping block in proposed Michigan budget
House Republicans would cut $10 million from a fund that helps localities pay for early voting and absentee ballots.
After delays, Michigan shares limited voter rolls with U.S. Justice Department
The state denied the Trump administration’s request for personally identifying information, including Social Security numbers.
Michigan says Justice Department silence is stalling effort to turn over voter records
The state is withholding some personal information, citing federal privacy laws, while waiting for instructions on how to transfer the rest of the massive file.
Michigan Republicans look to ban ranked choice voting as petition drive revs up
House lawmakers are trying to counter a statewide campaign aimed at getting the method enshrined in the state constitution.
Two Hamtramck City Council members charged with forgery in election case
They allegedly paid newly naturalized citizens and filled out their ballots, court documents say.
