DETROIT (WXYZ) — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced charges against seven people –including three city workers – for an alleged double-voting incident in the August 2024 primary.Nessel made the announcement on Friday morning, nearly two months after the August primary.Watch Nessel's full press conference in the video below Michigan AG announces charges in double-voting case The charges are against four voters and three assistant clerks who Nessel said enabled the double-voting to happen.It's alleged that the voters voted by absentee ballot and then went to the precinct on primary election day and voted in person."Here in Michigan we have significant barriers in place to keep this from happening, but on Aug. 6, 2024, those processes failed because three election workers violated the law by ignoring systemic warnings, knowingly, willfully allowing double-voting to occur," Nessel said at the press conference.Nessel reminded the public that the three election workers who were...
