Election Reform Ballot Proposal Sparks Opposition in Michigan

Election Reform Ballot Proposal Sparks Opposition in Michigan
A voter fills in his ballot in Lansing, Mich., on Nov. 3, 2020. John Moore/Getty Images
Steven Kovac
Steven Kovac
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Three former Michigan secretaries of state issued a joint statement this week urging a “no” vote on a citizen-initiated ballot proposal that would legalize the private funding of elections, require absentee ballot drop boxes in every community, and do away with mandatory photo identification for in-person voters.

Proposal 2 would allow a would-be voter to present a signed affidavit attesting to his or her identity instead of a state-issued photo ID.

Steven Kovac
Steven Kovac
Reporter
Steven Kovac reports for The Epoch Times from Michigan. He is a general news reporter who has covered topics related to rising consumer prices to election security issues. He can be reached at [email protected]
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