Residents urge transparency on elections; commissioners say board will consider a bipartisan statement
Multiple residents urged the board to affirm election integrity and increase transparency after earlier registration anomalies; speakers were divided, and commissioners said they had already affirmed support for county clerks and one commissioner said he will draft a resolution to move the conversation to a close.
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Public comment at the Sept. 3 meeting focused heavily on elections. Bonnie Kellogg, chair of the Elections Integrity Committee for the Muskegon GOP, urged more volunteers and challengers and suggested mobilizing law students to work poll shifts. Other speakers called for transparency and a statement from the board affirming the integrity of county elections.
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