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Oralandar Brand-Williams

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Journalist, Truth Seeker, Inquiring Mind/Master Storyteller. Michigan alum (Go Blue!!) , past V-P Detroit NABJ. Report For America mentor.
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Michigan Prop 2 and 3 recounts certified after conservatives challenge 119 ballots

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By Oralandar Brand-Williams, Carter Walker Verified, Jen Fifield Verified, Caitlin Sievers Verified
| Votebeat Verified
Michigan’s Board of State Canvassers on Wednesday unanimously certified the results of the partial recount of the November election, leading to slight changes in vote tallies for two ballot proposals and confirming the original successful passage of both. The two-week recount, requested by conservative activists, required officials in 43 counties to review votes for Proposal 2, which will implement a series of election reforms; and Proposal 3, which creates a constitutional right to an abortion.
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Clerks tackle Michigan recount of Prop 2 and Prop 3 amid challengers looking for errors

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By Oralandar Brand-Williams, Carter Walker Verified, Jen Fifield Verified, Caitlin Sievers Verified
| Votebeat Verified
On the first day of a recount in 47 counties around Michigan on Wednesday, the auditorium of the Troy Community Center in Oakland County was filled with the sound of shuffling papers and restrained chatter. The county clerk, wearing a bright yellow safety vest, paced through rows of tables, checking on her election workers as they were inspecting and counting ballots.
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A new Michigan law will automatically register people to vote when leaving prison

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By Oralandar Brand-Williams
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People completing sentences for felony convictions will automatically be registered to vote as they prepare to leave prison, according to Votebeat, the result of first-of-its-kind legislation signed on Nov. 30, by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. House Bill 4983 expands the state's automatic voter registration system — which currently registers voters when they get a driver's license — to other state agencies such as the Department of Corrections and the Department of Health and Human Services.
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