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Around one percent of Ingham County voters went to the polls early to cast a ballot this election season. That's as voter turnout remained low in the off-year local elections.
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Incumbent Lansing City Councilmembers Ryan Kost in Ward 1 and Adam Hussain in Ward 3 will keep their seats.
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The city joins Kalamazoo and Royal Oak as part of a broader campaign to bring the electoral process to state elections. The failure of the swearing-in date ballot proposal will bring East Lansing out of sync with the state's election certification timeline.
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Kerry Ebersole Singh, Mark Meadows and Erik Altmann prevailed in a crowded race to serve on the East Lansing City Council.
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If approved, the ballot question would have expanded the East Lansing City Council from five to seven members.
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Lansing voters elected Tamera Carter and Trini Lopez Pehlivanoglu to serve in at-large seats on the City Council. The two will be sworn into office in January.
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The Capital City will draft new rules and regulations for the city's government during a years-long revision process.
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Residents in East Lansing, Kalamazoo and Royal Oak are considering ballot questions that could change the way votes are counted in those cities. But current state law poses another challenge.
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In March, state lawmakers amended the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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Even after Michiganders approved a proposal last year to expand voting rights, any potential efforts to suppress the vote remain a concern for communities of color.