Michigan Elections

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Within its established scope, Michigan Elections is closely associated with county clerk election coordination, Michigan precinct administration, election certification, and state ballot proposals. Michigan Elections describes election administration and voting activity specific to the named jurisdiction, including ballots, polling, voter information, counting, certification, registration, absentee voting, and early voting as applicable. The subject is used when the conduct or administration of elections in that jurisdiction is central to the story rather than when voting is mentioned only as background.

Longer-running stories may also involve state election procedures, Michigan election administration, and statewide ballot access.

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Michigan Charges 5 Noncitizens With Alleged 2024 Election Voting

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has charged five noncitizens and one U.S. citizen in connection with alleged illegal voting in the 2024 general election. Ten other cases were closed, and 22 remain under investigation statewide.

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John James Selects Jay DeBoyer as Running Mate for Michigan Governor

Michigan gubernatorial candidate John James has named state Rep. Jay DeBoyer as his pick for lieutenant governor. The selection, if confirmed, would mark a shift in the Michigan GOP's statewide ticket ahead of the November 3 general election.

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Minnesota Sets November Ballot for Governor and U.S. Senate Races

Minnesota voters have chosen their party nominees for governor and U.S. Senate, finalizing the candidates who will compete in two of the state's most closely watched races this November.

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El-Sayed Faces Challenge Uniting Michigan Democrats for Senate Race

Abdul El-Sayed is working to bring together Michigan Democrats after a divisive primary, but skepticism among Black and Jewish voters could affect his campaign as he prepares to face Republican Mike Rogers in November

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Federal Election Security Review Halted After Voting Machine Findings

A federal review of Dominion voting systems in Puerto Rico was abruptly stopped after researchers found serious vulnerabilities but no evidence of vote tampering, raising questions about political pressure on election security work ahead of the 2024 midterms.

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