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GM CEO Mary Barra Top executives at the Detroit 3 and other Michigan business leaders have waded into the national debate over voting rights in the face of tighter restrictions signed into law in Georgia and new rules proposed in Michigan by Republican law makers. On Tuesday, 37 CEOs and chairmen of some of the state s largest companies released a joint statement outlining broad principles they believe should be followed as Michigan law makers debate changes to election laws. Government must avoid actions that reduce participation in elections particularly among historically disenfranchised communities, persons with disabilities, older adults, racial minorities and low-income voters, the statement reads. Government has a responsibility to continuously improve and strengthen election administration, because public faith in the security and integrity of our elections is fundamental.

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