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The Republican National Committee has filed a lawsuit against Flint, Michigan, for failing to hire an equal number of partisan poll watchers.

Flint Clerk Inez Brown retired at the end of September, and Genesee County Clerk John Gleason will step down November 2, after pleading guilty for performing a wedding without a

Flint City Clerk Inez Brown is retiring after an election integrity group demanded she balance out the number of partisan poll watchers.

Browns retirement is effective Sept. 30, which is fewer than 40 days before the elections. She announced her intention to retire during the Flint City Council meeting on Wednesday evening.

Flint City Clerk Inez Brown plans to step down September 30, little more than a month before the general election

Flint City Clerk Inez Brown announced that she will retire from her post in a few weeks, ahead of the pivotal midterm election.

A $25,000 grant from the Ruth Mott Foundation to the League Of Women Voters - Flint Area is funding a new voter outreach center on the north side of the

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As Senate Republicans push aggressive new regulations that would limit drop box usage — including a controversial requirement that they be locked a day before the polls close — state data provided to Bridge Michigan shows how ubiquitous they became last year amid a rapid expansion in absentee voting. Bracing for a surge of absentee ballots, clerks around the state rushed to install drop boxes that gave voters a new option to ensure delivery of their ballot, especially those wary of mailing ...