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Michigan election officials can continue to prohibit poll watchers from bringing cell phones into absentee ballot counting rooms on Election Day.

A case at the U.S. Supreme Court could reshape American elections. What might it mean for Michigan? Then, navigating the mental health system in Northern Michigan. Plus, the story of a backyard boxing ring in Menominee.

An update on the State Board of Canvassers' hearing to decide which candidates will appear on the August primary ballot.Then we hear from GOP gubernatorial candidate and Michigan State Police Captain Mike Brown who has withdrawn from the race.And then two discussions about the recently released Federal investigation on Native Boarding Schools and their deadly legacy.

Bills that would require Michigan to more frequently update signatures in its voter database received a committee hearing in the state House.

Michigan House Democrats rolled out an agenda Wednesday to make voting easier, especially for voters who want to vote by absentee ballot.

The bills detail which buildings can serve as polling locations, limit who can see the qualified voter file, and require certain training for both poll workers and those wishing to challenge an election.

Today, on Stateside, changes to Michigan’s election laws move through the legislature. Plus, one Detroit chef talks about seizing the moment to expand her…

The state Senate elections committee is prepared to take up some voting reform bills Tuesday.Republicans introduced 39 bills they claim are in response to…

Michigan’s Secretary of State is at odds with State Senate Republicans over appearing before a committee to testify on election security.The state Senate…

Republican state lawmakers are working to push a package of 39 election-related bills through the Michigan Legislature. The bills would change state…