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Sharpton, Gilchrist join Detroit effort amid voter intimidation concerns ahead of Election Day

States Newsroom · October 27, 2026

DETROIT — As concerns about voter intimidation and election interference grow ahead of Election Day, civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton and Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist reassured voters that they can cast their ballots without fear. The two spoke Tuesday morning outside of Wayne County Community College District’s…

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Sharpton, Gilchrist join Detroit effort amid voter intimidation concerns ahead of Election Day

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