Only two months before the 2020 election, Michigan's politically motivated Attorney General Dana Nessel warned voters they would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law if they cast more than one vote in an election.
Are we the only ones who see a conflict of interest here with the State of Michigan, under the direction of SOS Benson, entering into a paid contract with an organization headed up by the Director of the Bureau of Elections? Why is an ALL VOLUNTEER organization like Check My Vote the group discovering that the Qualified Voter Files are being manipulated, finding duplicate votes in multiple elections, finding non-existent addresses where individuals are voting, identifying serious issues with overseas voters, and more? What exactly is ERIC being paid to do? CMV, an ALL VOLUNTEER organization, explains how easy it was for them to find HUNDREDS of voter IDs that were used more than once to vote in the 2020, 2022, and 2023 elections.
The Gateway Pundit was given screenshots of evidence of voters who voted more than once in the 2020, 2022, and 2023 elections.
If Michigan's voter ID and signature matching is so effective, how did this voter vote in person for someone else, especially since the voter only has a history of voting absentee? And why didn't ERIC, which is chaired by Michigan's Director of the Bureau of Elections Jonathan Brater, who was appointed by Michigan's Democrat Secretary of State, catch these duplicate voters and turn them over to Michigan's Democrat AG Dana Nessel for prosecution? Election integrity investigators explained to us how they take the voter ID and combine it with the election date to get a unique number combination.
While it's very possible voters who are either voting absentee or in-person are unaware that someone else is committing voter fraud by using their voter ID, volunteers at CMV are concerned about why none of these people who are casting more than one vote from the same voter ID are being prosecuted.
Although MI State law requires updated voter rolls to be available to the public within 7 days after an election, MI SOS Benson will only share the updated rolls on the first of every month, which makes the job of combing the voter rolls to find voter irregularities or outright fraud very difficult for volunteers.
Will independent voter integrity groups like CMV, the MIGOP Election Integrity experts under the direction of Phil O'Halloran and PIME, be able to identify and correct the voter rolls before voters begin to cast their absentee ballots for the 2024 election? Investigators who work on teams at Check My Vote are thoroughly vetted.
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