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2026-09-03 23:17
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Supreme Court Weighs Bid to Put Michigan Citizens-Only Voting Amendment on Ballot
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The FederalistRight
Kavanaugh Declines To Order Citizen-Only Voting Initiative On Michigan’s Fall Ballot
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First reported by Breitbart (Right); 2 outlets over 43h.
Breitbart · +43h The Federalist
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- The FederalistRight
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh rejected an emergency request on Thursday to order Michigan to include a constitutional amendment that includes proof-of-citizenship requirements for voting on the state’s 2026 ballot.
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Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh ordered Michigan officials to respond by noon Wednesday to an emergency request seeking to place a voter identification amendment on the state’s November ballot.
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