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Michigan revokes Antrim County clerk’s access to voter roll after unauthorized cancellations
Michigan's Bureau of Elections revoked Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop's access to the state's voter roll after she allegedly altered or canceled voter registrations without authorization. The state cited her actions as non-compliant with election law, noting that such tasks fall under city and township clerks' responsibilities, not county clerks. Bishop, a Republican, has faced ongoing disputes with state authorities over her efforts to 'clean up' voter registration data.
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