MichiganPetition circulators may use a matching postal city on certificates
Petition circulators may use the postal city that matches their full home address and ZIP code on their certificate.
What it does
A petition circulator may enter a postal city instead of a city, village, or township on the certificate, if it matches the circulator's full home address and ZIP code.
Argument forAllowing a matching postal city could make it easier for circulators to complete the certificate when their mailing city differs from their city, village, or township.
Argument againstAllowing a postal city in place of the local municipality could make it harder to tell which municipality a circulator lives in from the certificate's location label alone.
More detail
A circulator may enter the postal city on the certificate instead of the city, village, or township. This applies to the circulator's certificate on an election petition. The postal city must correspond to the circulator's complete residence address and ZIP code.
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History
- 2026
- Oct 1bill electronically reproduced 09/30/2026Latest
- Sep 30referred to Committee on Election IntegrityMinor
- Sep 30read a first timeMinor
- Sep 30introduced by Representative Rep. Reggie MillerIntroduced
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