The agreements facilitated the construction of the Lansing Delta Township Assembly Plant as well as three auto suppliers.

A disgraced Michigan township supervisor who resigned from office after he was caught in an alleged child sex sting operation shockingly notched enough votes to reclaim his old seat during Tuesday's election.

Former Delta Township Supervisor Ken Fletcher won back his seat after capturing nearly 89% of the votes cast, according to preliminary results – defeating two write-in candidates who entered the race following his resignation on Sept. 3, the same day he was arrested, local outlets reported.

The Democrat, who was supervisor for more than a decade, is accused of engaging in sexually explicit conversations with an officer posing as a 15-year-old boy on the dating app Grindr, following a sting conducted by regional, state and local law enforcement agencies.

Police said the conversation later shifted off the app to text messages, where Fletcher expressed his desire to meet the teen decoy at the Lansing Mall to talk, though he never arranged a get-together, according to court documents obtained by WILX 10 News.

Fletcher, whose name was kept on the ballot due to state election law, now has until Jan. 1, 2025, to decide if he will accept or decline the position, according to local outlets.

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