MFEI News & Commentary Articles

The September 2025 edition of MFEI's QVF Change report.

A Chicago-based forum of business and government sector experts is releasing a 37-nation study that finds the United States has the worst voting systems in the world.

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Reprint from The Federalist: Election systems expert Heather Honey has been sworn in at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a deputy assistant secretary, leading elections integrity for the Trump Administration.

Three Stories . . . Three Minutes Kirk on mail ballots . . . Fed Member registered 2x? . . . Nessel says DOJ vulnerable

Michigan’s Bureau of Elections (BoE) investigation of the 15 noncitizens who voted in the state’s 2024 election has spawned a lawsuit. Washtenaw county resident Judi Bennett is suing the BoE for additional information about the investigation.

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The Michigan Fair Elections Institute (MFEI) today announced the release of its comprehensive report, Ranked Choice Voting: A Threat to Our Electoral Process, examining ranked-choice voting (RCV) and its implications for Michigan's electoral system. The report comes as Rank MI Vote launches a petition drive for a 2026 constitutional amendment implementing ranked-choice voting.

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.

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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.