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The Michigan Department of State is implementing a corrective action plan to address the challenges facing its new campaign finance reporting system. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced a series of measures during a virtual press call on Friday, emphasizing the department's commitment to resolving these issues promptly.
Key components of the plan include a revamped “go live” approval process, which aims to ensure that all aspects of the system are thoroughly vetted before being put into operation. Additionally, the department is bolstering its project management support to enhance oversight and coordination throughout the implementation phase.
Benson reassured the public that the department is working diligently to rectify the problems that have arisen, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accuracy in campaign finance reporting. As these initiatives take shape, the Department of State aims to restore confidence in the system and ensure it meets the needs of candidates and voters alike.
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