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Decisions, Decisions
A detailed account of the threats to election integrity that unfolded across Michigan, and particularly in Detroit, during the 2020 General Election.

SecureMiVote
Our elections should be run so that voting is simple and cheating is difficult.

Strategies to Secure Michigan Elections
Step up. Get involved. Bring others. Then do it again.

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Become an Election Inspector
A guide to serving as a poll worker

The MC4EI blog brings together our key resources on Michigan election integrity in one place. Start with “Decisions, Decisions” for the 2020 General Election overview, then read about the SecureMiVote citizen petition and the strategies for securing Michigan elections. If you want to get involved directly, the “Become an Election Inspector” guide explains how to serve as a poll worker.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What topics does the MC4EI blog cover?

The MC4EI blog gathers our reporting and resources on Michigan election integrity, including an overview of the 2020 General Election in Michigan and Detroit (“Decisions, Decisions”), the SecureMiVote citizen petition, strategies to secure Michigan elections, and guidance on becoming an election inspector.

What is SecureMiVote?

SecureMiVote is a citizen petition featured on the blog. Its core principle, as described here, is that elections should be run so that voting is simple and cheating is difficult.

How can I help secure Michigan elections?

Our “Strategies to Secure Michigan Elections” post captures the approach: volunteer, get involved, recruit others, and repeat. You can also read “Become an Election Inspector” to learn how to serve as a poll worker.

How do I stay up to date with new MC4EI reports?

Complete the “Stay Up to Date” form on this page with your name and email to get notified about new reports. You can also follow MC4EI on Telegram, Facebook, Twitter, Rumble, and YouTube.

Where can I find MC4EI’s archived reports and learning materials?

Use the Reports Archive and Learning Center links in the site navigation to browse earlier reports and downloadable educational documents.