A state constitutional amendment requiring voters to prove US citizenship has been denied ballot access. The decision was made after a tense meeting ended in a deadlock. Despite submitting a large number of signatures, the amendment's supporters will likely need intervention from the Michigan Supreme Court to make the November ballot.

The group Americans for Citizen Voting had collected 709,841 signatures in support of the amendment. The Michigan Board of State Canvassers was responsible for the decision. Further details on the proposal and the decision-making process are available from the original source.