Election Integrity News

A MI Fair Elections Institute (MFEI) volunteer was featured in a nationally syndicated podcast with an audience of 3.5 million listeners.

Part of any Thanksgiving celebration is a recounting, and giving thanks, for the accomplishments and the victories of our MEFI volunteers.

MFEI’s Communications Team brings you links to election integrity news that you won’t want to miss.

Tune in for News@Noon, November 21.

A volunteer poll challenger is disputing four ballots from a Michigan State University polling location.

Recently, the NY Times wrote a piece misrepresenting the intent of MFE publishing Responsibilities and Roles of County Boards of Canvassers.

For weeks, the message from mainstream media has been: do not expect to know on election night who will be the next President.

Due to EO 14019, government agencies are now—apparently without screening for citizenship—registering persons they encounter to vote.

Three states sue the Biden-Harris DHS for obstructing their states’ attempts to verify the citizenship of “potentially ineligible” voters.

Is the Detroit Warehouse key to the arrival of early morning ballot delivery at the TFC Center, Nov. 4, 2020 - after vote counting stopped?

Michigan Fair Elections Institute (MFEI) is releasing its latest publication, Responsibilities and Rights of County Boards of Canvassers.

Tune in for News@Noon, October 17.

The RNC filed two lawsuits against Michigan's Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson, and the judges' gavels came down in favor of the RNC.

AG Dana Nessel announced on October 4 that her office was filing charges against four St. Clair Shores citizens and three assistant clerks.

MFE’s Communications Team brings you links to election integrity highlights that you won’t want to miss.

Election inspectors, also called poll workers, play a crucial role in ensuring that elections are conducted in a fair and transparent manner

Federal laws prohibit noncitizen voting, but do not have meaningful enforcement provisions from registration process through to voting.

This year, on the 4th of July, 167 people took a sacred oath of allegiance and became United States citizens at the foot of Mount Rushmore.

Sept. 17th is Constitution and Citizenship Day, commemorating the 1787 passage of the U.S. Constitution, and celebrating US citizenship.

MFE’s Communications Team brings you links to election integrity highlights that you won’t want to miss.