Coverage dated October 28, 2021

Whitmer vetoes GOP-backed voter ID measures

Headline from The Hill

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) vetoed three GOP-backed bills on Friday aimed tightening voter ID laws.

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  1. The Hill

    Whitmer vetoes GOP-backed voter ID measures (opens The Hill)

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    Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) vetoed three GOP-backed bills on Friday aimed tightening voter ID laws.

  2. Quad-City Times

    Michigan governor vetoes stricter voter ID, election bills (opens Quad-City Times)

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    LANSING, Mich. (AP) — As promised, Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Friday vetoed Republican-sponsored legislation that would toughen in-person voter identification rules and require people to include additional information such

  3. Michigan Advance

    Whitmer vetoes another round of voter suppression bills ⋆ Michigan Advance (opens Michigan Advance)

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    Gov. Gretchen Whitmer vetoed Friday three more bills from the Republicans’ 39-bill election package that would have imposed stricter ID requirements for voters. Senate Bills 303 and 304, as well as House Bill 5007, would eliminate the state’s current option for voters to submit an affidavit attestin…

  4. Bridge Michigan

    Whitmer vetoes Michigan election bills as GOP petitions to bypass her (opens Bridge Michigan)

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    The fight has just begun as Republicans circulate a petition for identical legislation to tighten Michigan’s voter identification law, limit absentee ballot application mailings and bar private grants for election administration.

  5. Forbes

    Gov. Whitmer Vetoes Restrictive Michigan Voting Bills—Here’s How The GOP Could Still Pass Voter ID Rules Anyway (opens Forbes)

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    Republicans are trying to use a loophole in state law to get around the Democratic governor.

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