The Supreme Court s June order gave no breakdown on what position each of the seven justices took on the question, but there was no dissent accompanying the order, suggesting the decision was unanimous.
Despite that, the group Keep Michigan Safe, which supports the law, asked the court to reconsider its order.
There were also no dissents accompanying Friday s order. We direct the Board of State Canvassers to certify the Unlock Michigan Petition as sufficient, the court said.
Friday s ruling means that once the board acts on the court s order, which will likely happen Tuesday, the Republican-controlled Legislature can repeal the law with a majority of votes in each chamber, and Whitmer will be unable to veto the measure.
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