Established Fact The Wisconsin Attorney General indicted individuals involved in the alternate elector strategy, publicly announcing an intent to imprison former Dane County Circuit Judge James Troupis – who served as legal counsel advising the Trump campaign on election challenges – “for life” for his role as an attorney. This public statement, directed at a
Established Fact Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul filed suit in Dane County Circuit Court seeking a declaration that the Wisconsin Legislature’s Office of the Special Counsel (OSC) lacked authority to conduct its election investigation. The AG also intervened in separate litigation on behalf of private individuals resisting legislative subpoenas, deploying state legal resources to defend
Established Fact On November 13, 2020 – ten days after the election – a coalition of Democratic state attorneys general, including Pennsylvania AG Shapiro, sent a coordinated letter to AG Barr protesting his November 9 memorandum authorizing pre-certification election-fraud inquiries and urging DOJ to abandon those inquiries. The letter asserted – prematurely – that “no
Disputed Fact Erie, PA postal worker Richard Hopkins signed a sworn affidavit alleging that a supervisor ordered the backdating of late-arriving mail-in ballots to appear timely. Following his public disclosure, he was subjected to questioning by federal investigators (USPS OIG) in a manner that Hopkins and his counsel characterized as coercive, producing a heavily publicized
Established Fact Michigan State Representative Cynthia Johnson (D) posted a public video on Facebook stating: “This is just a warning to you Trumpers. Be careful. Walk lightly. We ain’t playing with you… And for those of you who are soldiers – you know how to do it. Do it right.” No criminal charges were filed.
Established Fact Adams Township Clerk Stephanie Scott voiced concerns about the integrity of her voting tabulators. In response, Michigan Bureau of Elections Director Jonathan Brater sent a threatening official directive demanding she comply with state orders or face removal from office and legal action. She was subsequently stripped of her election oversight duties without due
Established Fact Jacky Eubanks organized a grassroots canvassing effort in Macomb County to verify anomalies in voter roll data. After submitting her findings to the county clerk, her information was routed to the FBI, which subsequently interrogated her. This deployment of federal investigative resources against a private citizen engaged in constitutionally protected civic oversight –
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Established Fact On November 18, 2020, Monica Palmer received death threats via text message, including photographs of naked, mutilated bodies and images of her daughter. The sender, identified as 23-year-old college student Katelyn Jones, was subsequently arrested and charged. This conduct constitutes criminal threats under MCL § 750.543m and potentially interstate threat transmission under 18
Established Fact Wayne County Board of Canvassers Chair Monica Palmer and member William Hartmann voted on November 17, 2020 to withhold certification, citing that 71% of Detroit’s Absentee Voter Counting Board precincts were mathematically out of balance. During the ensuing public comment period, elected officials publicly identified Palmer’s home municipality, referenced her minor daughter by
Established Fact The U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division sent a letter to Arizona Senate Majority Leader Karen Fann attempting to halt the Maricopa County forensic audit. The DOJ warned that citizen canvassers conducting lawful voter registration verification could be construed as intimidating to minorities, weaponizing federal civil rights statutes to suppress a constitutionally
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