Republicans Ask Michigan Election Board to Delay Certification
- State GOP leaders told Trump Friday they stand by vote outcome
- Latest move to delay calls for ‘transparent audit’ in Detroit
This article is for subscribers only.
Republicans in Michigan asked the state’s election board to delay certification of votes in the presidential election by two weeks, a day after two state GOP lawmakers said they haven’t yet seen any reason the outcome -- a win for Joe Biden -- would change.
A letter Saturday from Republican National Committee chairman Ronna McDaniel and Laura Cox, chairman of the Michigan Republican Party demanded a “full transparent audit” in Wayne County, which includes the city of Detroit.