On the recordOctober 1, 2020
It is a felony under Michigan law to deter or otherwise disrupt the person attempting to vote.
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msnbc.comIt is a felony under Michigan law to deter or otherwise disrupt the person attempting to vote.
Dana Nessel emphasizes the seriousness of the crime of voter intimidation.
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