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Voters in multiple Michigan counties are still waiting for their ballots.

A state letter says less than a minute was spent on voter-status training marked complete for Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop.

It’s unknown how many prospective voters have been affected.

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A Delaware beach town offers broad voting rights to corporations, spurring broader debate over who should be allowed to take part in elections.

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The proposal would have required all Michigan voters to prove their citizenship in order to vote a full ballot.

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If approved, the amendment would give Michigan one of the strictest proof-of-citizenship requirements in the country.

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13 Michigan voters thought they had voted in the state’s big primary, but their ballots weren’t counted due to a mistake by election officials.

Mayor Adam Alharbi won the election by only 11 votes and took office in January. A new Michigan Supreme Court decision could reverse his victory.

The attorney general released the results of her investigation as the Trump administration has turned up the heat on noncitizen voting.

Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop left her husband, a conservative radio host known as Trucker Randy, alone with her computer.

Monitors from the Department of Justice quietly observed the voting process in four Michigan cities.

Monitors from the Department of Justice quietly observed the voting process in four Michigan cities.