MIRedState

ALERT: I have been advised that the City of Detroit has been printing results tapes (not to be confused with end of shift voter/ballot counts) at the Detroit AVCB at the close of every shift. If so, that is an explicit violation of MCL 168.765a(13) which states, “Election results must not be generated, printed, or reported before 8 p.m. on election day.” If anyone has proof of such activity or is willing to testify via affidavit to that effect, please submit your findings to the FBI via their tipline. tips.fbi.gov/home Why is this important? In addition to being a violation of MI law, any such activity would provide fraudsters with data on actual election results which they can compare with their projections. Early Voting centers throughout MI are equipped with access to MI Qualified Voter File and Ballot Print on Demand systems. These elements of our election system enable fraudsters to inject fraudulent ballots into the system to make up any difference between their desired vote projections and actual vote counts. This enables the Democrats to push their deceptive "just look at the ballots" narrative without fear of discovery. The only way to expose any fraud that may have occurred in this way requires significant effort that involves examination of QVF transaction log, printer logs, surveillance footage, and, if necessary, canvassing of voters ostensibly said to have voted. NOTE: I recommend filing a complaint with the MI AG as well, but I do not have confidence in the MI AG to enforce our laws. Nessel has a track record of investigating only her political opposition. @MIGOP @RealLindellTV @dananessel @FBI