Yesterday was an election missed by most Michigan voters.
Most of the action was by cities and townships putting millage increases on the ballot to try to get taxes increased while most voters are unaware that an election is taking place.
For the most part, this off-year subterfuge succeeded.
The highlight of the election is that in one Michigan town, the deceased Mayor beat the challenger:
The Detroit News: More votes cast for deceased mayor in Montague
The incumbent dead man beat the live contender, 129 votes to 115.
However, under Michigan electoral law, the dead are barred from taking office.
Representatives of the American Undead Civil Liberties Union were unavailable for comment, but indicated they may issue an e-moan later.
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