Authorities say Conyers was 400 signatures short of having enough to qualify to run for re-election. Many of the signatures were thrown out because some of his signature-gatherers were not registered to vote in Michigan as required by law.Guess all the corpses in Detroit will have to find someone else to vote for this season.


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Rep. McCotter from Michigan had a similar problem in 2012 when he didn't make the primary ballot because his staffers bumbled the signature collection.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thaddeus_McCotter#2012_Congressional_campaign_and_petition_scandal
This probably won't stand; the Supreme Court ruled that signature gatherers don't have to be registered voters in Buckley v. American Constitutional Law Foundation.
Good for a giggle, though.
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