Michigan GOP Could Pass Election Integrity Laws Without Dem Governor’s Approval
The Michigan GOP is going to be able to make changes to Michigan’s election integrity laws without needing approval from Michigan’s Dem Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
Fox News reported:
Michigan Republicans this week proposed changes to state voting laws and have come up with a veto-proof way to circumvent Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, according to reports.
The 39 bills proposed in the GOP-led Legislature this week would require identification for new voters, prohibit prepaid absentee envelopes, limit the number of absentee dropboxes and bar the secretary of state from sending an absentee ballot unless requested, according to Bridge Michigan.
“If that legislation is not passed by our Legislature, which I am sure it will be,
