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While Congress and the White House put overturning the election ahead of COVID-19 relief, college students against across the country are waiting and struggling.
What would they do withe the money? Pay rent, pay down bills, be able to pay tuition to stay in school or get career-related exoerience.
As Election Day came and went, voter misinformation replaced voter intimidation. Benson took on robocalls in Flint, Michigan that were spreading misinformation. The calls claimed that because voting lines were so long, voters should vote the next day, Nov. 4.
On Oct. 28, the Ingham County Health Department issued an ordinance in response to the large gatherings that happened Oct. 24. Now, outside gatherings in downtown East Lansing are limited to 10 people, and anyone who exceeds that will be fined $500.
“Decisions that continue to uphold the power and authority of the health code and the power and authority of health officials to enact orders under that code have stood the test of time,” Vail said.
“I’d say expectations kind of go out the window when you have the pandemic, and it changes everything,” said Jake Hawley, who opened a restaurant one week before an order by the governor shut them down. “It’s been a roller coaster, to say the least.”