Republican Officials Ordered to Pay $58,000 For Failed Lawsuit Challenging Absentee Voting
- Michigan Republican Party Chair Kristina Karamo and others ordered to pay legal fees for lawsuit attempting to invalidate absentee ballots in Detroit.
- The lawsuit claimed absentee voting procedures in Detroit were improper but provided no evidence to support these claims.
- A judge dismissed the lawsuit the day before Election Day, calling it "frivolous."
- The lawsuit aimed to force all Detroit residents to vote in person or go to the clerk's office to get an absentee ballot.
- Karamo was the Republican nominee for Michigan Secretary of State at the time of the lawsuit.