GOP candidate petitions riddled with bad signatures 'should be a bipartisan concern,' attorney in Secure MI Vote case says

LANSING, Mich. (Legal Newsline) - An attorney representing a signature gatherer in a case involving an effort to squash the Secure MI Vote voter integrity initiative says that the possible disqualification of five GOP candidates for governor over petitions deemed fraudulent - even if unrelated to his case - is worthy of a bipartisan investigation.

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