Michigan’s inflated voter rolls draw scrutiny as election looms

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Michigan has more than 8.4 million registered voters, but in some counties, the number of registered voters exceeds the number of people who are of voting age, a striking discrepancy that has attracted scrutiny and lawsuits.

Michigan, a closely watched battleground state, has “one of the most bloated voter rolls in the nation” with 500,000 more registered voters than there are Michiganders of voting age, a local outlet found this week.

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