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- 1Mid-Michigan clerks publicly test election equipment before early voting▼Mid-Michigan clerks test election equipment publicly ahead of early voting
Election clerks in Mid-Michigan are conducting public tests of voting equipment ahead of the start of early voting. The public accuracy tests, a standard pre-election procedure, allow residents to watch machines being checked, part of ongoing efforts to demonstrate that ballots will be counted correctly.
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Michigan voters have a deadline approaching to register ahead of the November election. The Detroit Free Press laid out the options: residents can register online through the Michigan Secretary of State's website, by mail, or in person at their local clerk's office. Same-day registration is available in person up to and including Election Day with proof of residency. Officials are urging voters to check their registration status early to avoid problems at the polls.
- 3Top Michigan clerk resigns over persistent election lies▼A top Michigan clerk is quitting. She can’t take the voting lies anymore
A senior Michigan election clerk is stepping down, saying she can no longer endure the barrage of false voting claims and harassment directed at election officials. Her departure highlights ongoing pressure on election administrators in Michigan, a key swing state, as unfounded fraud allegations continue to circulate among election skeptics.
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Northern Michigan University's Olson Library will serve as a satellite office for the Marquette City Clerk ahead of the upcoming election. The arrangement is intended to give residents easier access to voter registration and other election services without traveling to City Hall. Local interest centers on whether the added location will boost turnout and streamline access to ballots and absentee voting materials.