The Michigan Capitol constructing, 100 N. Capitol Ave. in Lansing on Dec. 4, 2018. (Jacob Hamilton | MLive.com)Jacob Hamilton/MLive.com
LANSING, MI — Eyes stay on the political map modifications being proposed by the Michigan Unbiased Residents Redistricting Fee, which met in a closed session this week for the primary time, elevating issues concerning the legality of the assembly.
The Michigan Unbiased Residents Redistricting Fee spent greater than an hour behind closed doorways discussing secret authorized memos pertaining to the Voting Rights Act and the historical past of voting-related discrimination in Michigan earlier than abruptly adjourning.
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