MFEI News & Commentary Articles

On Wednesday, October 8, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral arguments in Bost et al v. Illinois State Board of Elections et al, a case with the potential to increase judges’ willingness to hear the kind of election integrity-related complaints that often have been dismissed for lack of “standing.”

On October 8, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections. A key legal concept being litigated is "standing." Many courts never examine election-related cases and evidence because they rule the defendants do not have "standing." Bost v Illinois could . . . finally . . . break through that barrier.

A Michigan district court judge has dismissed felony charges against 15 alternate electors. The two-year legal ordeal ended today for 15 Michigan Republicans charged with eight felony counts primarily centered on forgery.

For more than seven months, voters in District 35 have had no representation in the state Senate. Seven citizens from the district filed a lawsuit August 10, demanding the Governor of Michigan perform her constitutional duty and fill the vacancy.

Cross-examination of Michigan Bureau of Elections (BOE) Director Jonathan Brater and other witnesses continued Monday in a probable cause hearing involving multiple felony charges against a former Adams township clerk.

Michigan Fair Elections Institute (MFEI) is suing Michigan's Genesee County Clerk for denying a routine Freedom of Information Act request for election data.

For election integrity workers, the “peak of the mountain,” the ultimate goal, is safe, secure, transparent elections with no interference.

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Lawyers representing 11 Michigan legislators are battling to keep alive an election-related lawsuit dismissed in April for lack of standing.

The RNC filed two lawsuits against Michigan's Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson, and the judges' gavels came down in favor of the RNC.

Thursday's Court of Appeals decision indicates naysayers would do well to plant their palms to their sides. The court's unanimous decision..

Most of us Americans have taken for granted that the rule of law is a unique commodity. But can we say we understand this precious system?

Yesterday, the former commander in chief became the first U.S. president to be convicted of a crime. A jury of 12 found Trump guilty

Attorney John Eastman has been disbarred from practicing law in the state of California and in the federal D.C. Circuit Court. Why?

When it comes to elections, Precision = follow the laws and procedures and the constitution exactly. Rough estimate = failure.

War on Election Integrity: Attorney Dr. John C. Eastman speaks in Michigan.

Eleven Michigan Legislators Vow to Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court after Biden-Appointed Judge Dismisses Their Federal Lawsuit.

Michigan man sues SOS to see public election records.

Legislators have constitutional rights.

By Janine Iyer | January 29, 2024 While you were busy working to make ends meet and attending to your life’s daily responsibilities,...