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2024-10-19 23:34:07
Yes, but there is a simple and lawful explanation: Michigan law mandates that registered voters stay on voter rolls until they fail to participate in two elections. So, voters who have moved exist as inactive registered voters temporarily, inflating the registered total. [Link]
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Yes, but there is a simple and lawful explanation: Michigan law mandates that registered voters stay on voter rolls until they fail to participate in two elections. So, voters who have moved exist as inactive registered voters temporarily, inflating the registered total. [Link]
NEEDS_MORE_RATINGS(29-2-27)
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