“With the clear and present danger of voting rights being under increasing attacks across this country, Michigan has an opportunity and a responsibility to lead,” said state Senator Erika Geiss (D-Taylor), one of the bill sponsors.
Supporters said Michigan could be one of the first states to offer a legislative response to the Supreme Court decision and efforts by President Donald Trump to concentrate control of elections at the federal level.
“And we’re calling on everyone who cares about our state, our country and our most fundamental freedoms to join in this fight,” said Deputy Secretary of State Aghogho Edevbie. “In doing so, Michigan can lay down the blueprint and can show other states, communities, and voters how to fight back and win.”…
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