Voter Guide On The January 15, 2008
Michigan Democratic Presidential Primary
News from THE MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Contact: Jason Moon 517-371-5410 November 7, 2007 LANSING –. Yesterday the Michigan Democratic Party received numerous complaints from around the state, including Wayne, Oakland, Genesee and Ingham counties, from voters who were incorrectly told by election workers that they would be unable to vote without photo identification and from voters who were not offered an affidavit if they did not have photo ID. Some polling sites had large signs stating that voters could not vote without photo ID.
November 6th election results: http://www.oakgov.com/clerkrod/division_committee/elections/20071106_election/index.html
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