Michigan Voters to Decide on Key Ballot Measures Nov. 3
- Voters across Michigan will decide on several statewide proposals on November 3.
- Proposal 1 and 2 are two key measures on the Michigan ballot.
- Proposal 1 addresses election security and Proposal 2 addresses voter ID requirements.
- Other ballot measures include wealth taxes, transgender and abortion rights, and K-12 education.
- The Michigan deputy secretary of state discusses the state's contentious Senate race and election security as the November 3 vote approaches.
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