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A new Alpine-inspired Restaurant, Michigan's Election Results Certified & More Metro Detroit News - Vimarsana News

A new Alpine-inspired Restaurant, Michigan's Election Results Certified & More Metro Detroit News

Get up to date on some of the top headlines in Metro Detroit from this past week.

Michigan elections panel certifies recounts of ballot proposals - Vimarsana News

Michigan elections panel certifies recounts of ballot proposals

Amid calls to launch an election probe, Michigan's elections panel certified Proposal 2 and 3 recounts that affirmed the integrity of the election.

Source: freep.com
Michigan recount: Big expense, very few changed votes, results show - Vimarsana News

Michigan recount: Big expense, very few changed votes, results show

A conservative group wrote a $400K+ check for a partial recount of Proposals 2 and 3. Some money will be refunded. The recount resulted in a net change of less than 120 votes.

State officials warn they 'will not permit disruptive behavior' from challengers at recounts | National News - Vimarsana News

State officials warn they 'will not permit disruptive behavior' from challengers at recounts | National News

The GOP group responsible for an ongoing recount at hundreds of precincts across the state is being accused of disrupting the process, prompting a warning from state election officials. On

State officials warn they 'will not permit disruptive behavior' from challengers at recounts | National - Vimarsana News

State officials warn they 'will not permit disruptive behavior' from challengers at recounts | National

The GOP group responsible for an ongoing recount at hundreds of precincts across the state is being accused of disrupting the process, prompting a warning from state election officials. On