Election Integrity News

SOS Benson refuses to confirm to county clerks, that challengers are allowed at 1st stage of mail-in ballot processing.

MFE’s Communications Team brings you links to election integrity highlights that you won’t want to miss.

Tune in Today, September 26, for News@Noon.

Seeking volunteers to write letters to Underserved Voters before the 2024 election.

Election inspectors, also called poll workers, play a crucial role in ensuring that elections are conducted in a fair and transparent manner

Michigan's early voting polling locations will open nine days before Election Day, creating a growing need for more poll workers.

Protecting noncitizens from serious and long term consequences of voting illegally, plus Week Past is Prologue.

Federal laws prohibit noncitizen voting, but do not have meaningful enforcement provisions from registration process through to voting.

This year, on the 4th of July, 167 people took a sacred oath of allegiance and became United States citizens at the foot of Mount Rushmore.

Sept. 17th is Constitution and Citizenship Day, commemorating the 1787 passage of the U.S. Constitution, and celebrating US citizenship.

MFE’s Communications Team brings you links to election integrity highlights that you won’t want to miss.

Committee on House Administration held a hearing titled, “American Confidence in Elections: Looking Ahead to the 2024 General Election.

Tune in for News@Noon September 12.

MFE United Sovereign Americans, joined 6 Michigan citizens who incurred harms in the 2022 election. A petition was filed requesting relief.

The DNC is investing big money to mobilize the overseas vote. But is the overseas voting system secure enough to protect those votes?

MFE’s Communications Team brings you links to election integrity highlights that you won’t want to miss.

Tune in for News@Noon, September 5.

The Soles2Rolls Deployment Team - 230+ members strong - is on the ground helping local clerks clean Michigan’s Qualified Voter File.

A Michigan Township Clerk recently voiced concerns about the City of Detroit's repeated violations of Michigan election law.

In an August 27 video, MI Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson shocked viewers with a warning to canvasser boards: "We will come for you."