Democrats challenge convention vote after alleged electronic ballot errors
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Democrats challenge convention vote after alleged electronic ballot errors
LANSING — Three Democratic officials in Michigan, including Attorney General Dana Nessel, are calling for an independent audit of the results from the Michigan Democratic Party nomination convention held in Detroit on April 19, where thousands of delegates used a mobile phone application to vote on party nominees for various offices in the November election. Both State Sen. Sylvia Santana, who represents Detroit and Dearborn, and Oakland Prosecu…
The results of the Democratic Party Congress held in Detroit on 19 April last, including the vote of thousands of delegates through a telephone application, on the selection of party candidates for various positions in the upcoming November elections, were questioned by both the Michigan State Senator for Detroit, Silvia Santana, and the District Attorney General of Oakland Karen McDonald, in the integrity and accuracy of the voting and screenin…
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