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9:57Now PlayingIn Michigan, Black lawmakers filed a complaint about an ad targeting Black voters from a mid-Michigan Republican running for Congress that was printed with the wrong election date.
Tom Barrett's campaign placed a full-page advertisement in the October 2nd edition of The Michigan Bulletin, a Black-owned publication predominantly serving Lansing's Black community. However, the ad told readers to vote "on November 6," the day after Election Day, November 5.
Barrett and Democrat Curtis Hertel are vying for Michigan's 7th Congressional District.
Democratic state Senators Sarah Anthony of Lansing and Erika Geiss of Taylor say the ad violated state law.
Senator Anthony spoke with Roland Martin about the screwed up ad.
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