Group touts signatures to put citizenship, voter ID question on Michigan ballot
LANSING — A group aiming to tighten voter ID rules and require proof of citizenship to register in Michigan says it has collected more than enough signatures to make the November ballot.
The Americans for Citizen Voting ballot committee needs to collect 446,196 valid voter signatures to put its proposal before voters this fall.
Kristin Combs, the group’s general consultant, said Tuesday she’s confident the committee has more than enough to make the ballot now, but will continue collecting signatures until turning them in later this month.
“We’re going to finish strong,” Combs told Bridge Michigan, noting the group aims to collect more signatures than necessary before submitting them to the state for review, potential validation and certification.
https://bridgemi.com/michigan-government/group-touts-signatures-to-put-citizenship-voter-id-question-on-michigan-ballot/