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Michigan AG Nessel highlights voter rights and how to report intimidation
Michigan voters cast ballots in the Aug. 4 primary election as the Attorney General’s Office emphasizes voter rights and resources to address intimidation. Officials provide an election protection webpage with guidelines on rights, intimidation examples, and reporting steps, while encouraging voters to review ballots in advance to streamline voting.
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