The intervention bill, approved 26-12 almost entirely along party lines in the Senate on Thursday, was expected to move to the desk of GOP Gov. Rick Snyder following a final vote from the House in the closing hours of a marathon session day that stretched overnight. Republicans disputed the allegation, saying the legislation would ensure that the legislative branch has a voice as more laws are challenged in the courts. Proposal 3, which was enacted last month, allows citizens to register by mail closer to Election Day — 15 days or more out — and “in person” at any time, including on Election Day. Michigan Republicans this week dropped an attempt to strip power from the incoming Democratic secretary of state.

Source: Huffington Post December 21, 2018 10:29 UTC