Secretary of State assures voter, election safety during Nov 8 election
Voters in metro Detroit are once again concerned over ballot counting. But the secretary of state wants to reassure voters that they are taking election security very seriously.
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Voters in metro Detroit are once again concerned over ballot counting. But the secretary of state wants to reassure voters that they are taking election security very seriously.
The attorney representing GOP secretary of state candidate Kristina Karamo in a legal bid seeking to halt the count of absentee ballots in Detroit also cited a widely debunked film that has furthered conspiracies about ballot drop boxes.
Detroit Clerk Janice Winfrey said she anticipates a 28%-30% voter turnout, a decline from the 41% who participated in the November 2018 election.
We are counting down to election day, now just five days away. The campaign trail is heating up as county clerks prepare for voters.
It's after polls close but before unofficial results are called that misinformation is expected to spread, the secretary of state said, warning the public to be wary of meritless lawsuits.