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League of Women Voters of Michigan introduces election certification observer program

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The League of Women Voters of Michigan is kicking off its Michigan Board of State and County Canvassers observer program, meant to observe the board’s election certification process and educate the public about its role.

Trained volunteer members of the League of Women Voters of Michigan will observe the certification of elections beginning with the primary. The volunteers will report their observations to the League of Women Voters of Michigan and report on irregularities. The League will report any issues to the appropriate government or legal source.

At least 100 volunteers will be participating as observers, covering 35 Michigan counties for the primary election and more are expected for the general election in November. A major focus this year is on counties where underserved communities vote.

The League of Women Voters of Michigan will also hold a public webinar in October for public education on the entire Board of Canvasser process. More information on the webinar will be released later this summer.

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