Posted on Apr 23, 2022
This weekend's Michigan GOP convention marks a key moment for election denialism
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Michigan Republicans will meet this weekend to decide which candidates to nominate for a number of key statewide positions, marking an early swing-state test of former President Donald Trump's influence in the midterm elections.
It could also be the first time the GOP moves forward in a battleground state with an election-denying candidate to oversee voting as secretary of state.
Michigan doesn't hold primaries for a number of down-ballot races, including secretary of state and attorney general. Instead, a few thousand party delegates from across the state meet at a convention and choose a nominee for those positions.
Here are four things to know ahead of Saturday's Republican endorsement convention at DeVos Place Convention Center in Grand Rapids.
Michigan Republicans will meet this weekend to decide which candidates to nominate for a number of key statewide positions, marking an early swing-state test of former President Donald Trump's influence in the midterm elections.
It could also be the first time the GOP moves forward in a battleground state with an election-denying candidate to oversee voting as secretary of state.
Michigan doesn't hold primaries for a number of down-ballot races, including secretary of state and attorney general. Instead, a few thousand party delegates from across the state meet at a convention and choose a nominee for those positions.
Here are four things to know ahead of Saturday's Republican endorsement convention at DeVos Place Convention Center in Grand Rapids.
This weekend's Michigan GOP convention marks a key moment for election denialism
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..."It could also be the first time the GOP moves forward in a battleground state with an election-denying candidate to oversee voting as secretary of state.
Michigan doesn't hold primaries for a number of down-ballot races, including secretary of state and attorney general. Instead, a few thousand party delegates from across the state meet at a convention and choose a nominee for those positions.
Here are four things to know ahead of Saturday's Republican endorsement convention at DeVos Place Convention Center in Grand Rapids."...
..."It could also be the first time the GOP moves forward in a battleground state with an election-denying candidate to oversee voting as secretary of state.
Michigan doesn't hold primaries for a number of down-ballot races, including secretary of state and attorney general. Instead, a few thousand party delegates from across the state meet at a convention and choose a nominee for those positions.
Here are four things to know ahead of Saturday's Republican endorsement convention at DeVos Place Convention Center in Grand Rapids."...
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