Michigan Law Could Lead To Fewer Recall Elections
Michigan consistently leads the country in the number of elected officials facing recall, but major changes to its recall rules could change that.
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Michigan consistently leads the country in the number of elected officials facing recall, but major changes to its recall rules could change that.
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