Michigan Court rules mail-in ballots can't be counted if stub numbers don't match

BREAKING: The Michigan Court of Claims has ruled that mail-in ballots cannot be counted if the number on the ballot stub does not match the number on the return envelope. This decision impacts the validity of mail-in ballots in the state, ensuring that discrepancies in ballot identification will lead to disqualification of those votes.

The ruling comes amidst ongoing discussions about election integrity and the processes surrounding mail-in voting. The court"s decision emphasizes the importance of matching identifiers to maintain accurate election results.

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