Former Michigan Treasurer Douglas Roberts said once in an interview he wanted to be remembered as "a good public servant."
University of Michigan Professor Alex Halderman could be getting involved in Michigan elections, and Rep. Jay DeBoyer has concerns.
After a winding road spanning two separate court sessions and a marathon fortnight of hearings, the Department of Attorney General on Tuesday rested its case in the ongoing preliminary examinations for the Republican electors who allegedly falsified documents to help former President Donald Trump overturn Michigan's 2020 election results.
Former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers and other Republican U.S. Senate candidates will appear on the August primary ballot after sparring from attorneys before the Board of State Canvassers over whether allegedly fraudulent signatures were widespread enough to keep them off the ballot.
Former Sen. Curtis Hertel Jr. will officially remain on the ballot in the 7th U.S. House District race, the Board of State Canvassers ruled Friday, pointing to past precedent of the rejection of similar congressional candidate challenges in previous election cycles.
After deadlocking in a prior vote, the Delta County Board of Canvassers voted to certify the results of a local recall election during a May 17 evening meeting, allowing new county commissioners to be sworn-in Monday morning.
Detroit Disability Power and the Michigan Alliance for Retired Americans have moved to intervene lawsuit filed by the Republican National Committee asserting that Michigan's voting records are a mess and should be cleaned up.
The Board of State Canvassers urged a House committee to codify random signature sampling for petitions on Tuesday.
The Bureau of Elections is in communication with the Genoa Township clerk to restore some voter registration cancellations after it received a mass request to remove up to 500 voters from the Qualified Voter File.
Michigan's voting records are a mess, and a court should compel Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to clean up and properly maintain its rolls in compliance with federal law, the National Republican Committee argued in a lawsuit filed Wednesday.