Detroit Faces Potential Second Term Without Black Congressional Representation

Adam Hollier's removal from the ballot due to invalid signatures boosts incumbent Shri Thanedar's reelection chances.

Detroit's nearly 80% Black population may face another term without Black congressional representation.
Former state Sen. Adam Hollier was removed from the ballot due to invalid petition signatures.
U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar, who challenged Hollier's signatures, is now favored to win the primary.
Faith leaders and prominent Democrats had endorsed Hollier, highlighting the community's desire for representation.
Hollier's removal echoes past Michigan election issues involving fraudulent petition signatures.