Federal Judge Dismisses RNC Lawsuit on Michigan Voter Rolls
The court ruled that the Republican National Committee lacked standing to challenge Michigan's voter registration practices.
- U.S. District Judge Jane Beckering ruled that the RNC and individual plaintiffs failed to demonstrate concrete harm required for legal standing.
- The lawsuit alleged that Michigan's voter rolls contained more registered voters than adult citizens in several counties, citing census data.
- Judge Beckering found the claims speculative and not indicative of violations of the National Voter Registration Act.
- Michigan's voter roll maintenance includes removing deceased voters and updating residency changes, with nearly 1 million cancellations since 2019.
- The Democratic National Committee supported Michigan officials, and the court noted no specific breakdown in the state's voter removal program.