The Michigan Department of Attorney General Dana Nessel said that ballots received after polls close on Nov. 3 aren’t counted, following a Project Veritas report that carried allegations of back-dating ballots.
“Under Michigan law, ballots have to arrive at the clerk’s office by when the polls close on Nov. 3 regardless of when it’s stamped. What matters is when it is delivered to the clerk’s office, not the postmarked date,” Ryan Jarvi, the Michigan AG press secretary told The Epoch Times in an emailed statement.
