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Corrections log for Michigan Electrician Exam

A wrong figure about a Michigan paper can send a candidate to the wrong book, the wrong edition or the wrong test center, and some wrong figures are already in circulation. This page records every fix and every figure we haven't been able to confirm.

The log so far

No entries yet. The site went live in September 2026 and nothing has needed correcting, so the table stays blank until something does. Padding it with invented entries would itself be an error worth logging.

Each entry will carry the date, the page, the wording that was wrong and the wording that replaced it. Every change to a stated fact goes through this log.

How fixes and gaps are handled

An error gets fixed, dated and written up here.

A gap stays in view. If a requirement couldn't be confirmed against a primary source, the page says so in plain words and leaves the popular figure out.

One gap already on record

The Michigan Legislature's website didn't respond while these pages were being written, so the Occupational Code sections they name are cited by number only, with no quotation. Every figure tied to those numbers came from a LARA page, and that page is linked wherever the figure appears.

Report an error

If a page disagrees with what LARA, PSI or your own paperwork says, send the sentence and your source to [email protected]. A report like that is how the log's first entry will get written.

The book that counts on exam day is your own unmarked copy of the National Electrical Code. Michigan's papers stay open book on the 2023 edition until the PSI bulletin names a newer one.

Every practice item on this site was written here, and none of them came off a real Michigan paper.

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