Where a plaintiff requested a writ of mandamus to compel the governmental defendants to count 37 absentee ballots., the trial court abused its discretion by failing to grant the writ of mandamus and failing to order the Board of Canvassers to have the 37 ballots subjected to the challenged voter procedures of MCL 168.745 as required by Gracey v Grosse Pointe Farms Clerk, 182 Mich App 193; 452 NW2d 471 (1989).
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