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District 5 Legislative & Community Updates 

District 5 Legislative & Community Updates 

Dear Neighbor,    October has arrived, and with that, the leaves are falling, temperatures are dropping, and autumn is fully underway! We hope you’ll take advantage of everything the Mitten State has to offer this month, whether that be trick-or-treating with the...

District 5 Legislative & Community Updates

District 5 Legislative & Community Updates

Dear Neighbor,  Fall is officially here. While my team and I have been enjoying the shifts in temperature and seeing the leaves on the trees start to change, we've also enjoyed getting back into the rhythm of the legislative session. From passing voting protections to...

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The amount of disinformation being spread about the accuracy of Michigan’s elections is disturbing.

Here are facts about Michigan’s voter rolls:

Michigan maintains the state voter rolls in accordance with state and federal law.

State and local election officials can only remove a voter if they have affirmative proof a voter is no longer eligible. Officials can move a voter to inactive status or if election mail sent to that voter has been returned by the U.S. Postal Service as undeliverable, the voter surrenders a Michigan driver’s license or registers in another state, or if there is other reliable evidence of a change of address.

Federal law requires inactive voters to stay on the rolls for two federal election cycles before they can be removed unless the voter cancels their own registration or votes in an election.
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The amount of disinformation being spread about the accuracy of Michigan’s elections is disturbing. 

Here are facts about Michigan’s voter rolls: 

Michigan maintains the state voter rolls in accordance with state and federal law.

State and local election officials can only remove a voter if they have affirmative proof a voter is no longer eligible. Officials can move a voter to inactive status or if election mail sent to that voter has been returned by the U.S. Postal Service as undeliverable, the voter surrenders a Michigan driver’s license or registers in another state, or if there is other reliable evidence of a change of address.

Federal law requires inactive voters to stay on the rolls for two federal election cycles before they can be removed unless the voter cancels their own registration or votes in an election.Image attachment

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How about the no information spread about car insurance rates going up all the due to whatever the state wants

My husband Jim and I enjoyed Livonia Mayor Maureen Miller Brosnan’s annual ball this evening! ... See MoreSee Less

My husband Jim and I enjoyed Livonia Mayor Maureen Miller Brosnan’s annual ball this evening!

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You look so beautiful!!!

What a stunning outfit. Perfect for the occasion! You and Jim are quite a power couple.

Great to see you this evening

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“Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is dead.

This is a good day for Israel, for the United States, and for the world.

Here’s my full statement.” — President Joe Biden
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the world is safe now

Our dead are in heaven and your dead are in hell

Our dead are in heaven and your dead are in hell

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