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Michigan’s local election officials are confident in voting integrity ahead of November’s midterm election
Local officials in Michigan are reporting high confidence in their ability to administer an accurate election for the November midterm elections. According to findings from a survey, 95% of city and township clerks stated they were "very confident" in maintaining election integrity. The report also noted that while preparedness is generally high, local officials voiced concerns regarding rising disinformation and costs.
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