Supreme Court urged to place Michigan citizenship-proof voting amendment on November ballot
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A right-wing group, Americans for Citizen Voting Michigan (ACVM), asked the U.S. Supreme Court to guarantee their proposed constitutional amendment requiring proof of citizenship to vote appears on Michigan’s November ballot after the Board of Canvassers deadlocked on certification amid signature disputes; supporters plan to sue, while opponents allege forgery and errors and a House investigation into the process has begun.
- Right-wing group asks Supreme Court to put Michigan proof-of-citizenship amendment on November ballot Democracy Docket
- New election disputes on the interim docket SCOTUSblog
- Michigan citizenship group asks U.S. Supreme Court to rescue ballot bid The Detroit News
- BREAKING: SCOTUS orders Michigan to respond in ballot proposal case The Center Square
- U.S. Supreme Court: Michigan must respond to citizenship voting proposal kept off ballot MLive.com
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