Supreme Court Sets Noon Deadline in Michigan Citizenship-Voting Ballot Fight
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The U.S. Supreme Court ordered Michigan officials to respond by noon today to Americans for Citizen Voting's emergency bid to review the state’s exclusion of its proposed constitutional amendment requiring citizenship proof and photo ID to vote from the November ballot, a decision reached after a 2-2 Board of State Canvassers vote and a signature check that found insufficient valid signatures, despite the group collecting more than 700,000 signatures and vowing to pursue every legal avenue.
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