Michigan Says No Open Carry Of Firearms At Polling Sites On Election Day
State leaders, including Republican Michigan Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey, criticized Benson's decision
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Michigan Says No Open Carry Of Firearms At Polling Sites On Election Day
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