County Clerks Oppose Ranked Choice Voting in Michigan
The Michigan Association of County Clerks has unanimously voted to oppose a ballot measure seeking to establish ranked choice voting in Michigan.
The measure, put forth by Rank MI Vote, is being considered for the 2026 election. County clerks cited concerns about the timeliness of election certification, voter confusion, and delays in recounts or audits.
Joe Spaulding, campaign director for Rank MI Vote, testifies against legislation to ban ranked choice voting in Michigan.
The opposition from county clerks may impact the potential inclusion of ranked choice voting in the 2026 election.
Author's summary: County clerks in Michigan oppose ranked choice voting due to concerns over election certification and voter confusion.