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MI AG Election Law Guidance to Law Enforcement Focused Upon Poll Challenger Restrictions to Exclusion of Poll Challenger Rights (MI)

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Reasonable Inference Measured strictly against the Attorney General’s own guidance to law enforcement, challenger rights were emphasized to the exclusion of — indeed, to the near-total absence of — affirmative rights in 2020, because the AG addressed challengers only through the lens of intimidation, disturbance, and prosecution, never as participants holding rights. When the AG […]

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Insecure SERVE Program Assets Re-Purposed in Support of Elections (US)

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Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference: As to commercial use after SERVE program was cancelled due to security risks.  Patent filings completed AFTER cancellation in support of this assertion.]  Patent US 7,549,049 proves that some of the greatest threats to election integrity aren’t software bugs—they are intentional design features. Internet-based voting systems that lack a verifiable, physical

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Progressive NGO’s Coordinated with Muslim Brotherhood in Insurrection Planning (US)

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Reasonable Inference Journalist Millie Weaver obtained video documenting a street-level kinetic plan: physical blockades of the White House and D.C., obstruction of Congress members at transportation hubs, coordinated national escalation, media leak operations, and explicit support for armed building seizures — all triggered by a Trump victory declaration.  This plan features slides in Arabic likely

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State AG Civil Investigative Demands — Available Without Federal Grand Jury Process (US)

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Reasonable Inference State attorneys general in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin, and Nevada may issue civil investigative demands (CIDs) to ActBlue for state-election-related contribution data under state consumer protection and election law authority, independent of federal grand jury process. Citations State consumer protection statutes (e.g., Mich. Comp. Laws § 445.1505 Ga. Code Ann. § 10-1-399

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MI Senate Republican senior advisor Amber McCann assumes position with Democrat AG Dana Nessel after Joe Biden inauguration (MI)

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Reasonable Inference Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the appointment of Amber McCann as special projects director in the Office of Public Information & Education. State of Michigan McCann would report directly to Nessel’s communications director, Kelly Rossman-McKinney. Rossman-McKinney, under whom McCann will work, is a former Democratic candidate for the state Senate. At the

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MI Republican State Board of Canvassers member Aaron van Langewelde assumes position with Democrat AG Dana Nessel after certifying the 2020 election results (MI)

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Reasonable Inference Van Langevelde joined the Michigan Department of Attorney General as a senior attorney in February 2023. Aaron Van Langevelde served simultaneously in two relevant official capacities at the time of the November 23, 2020 certification vote: (1) as the Republican Vice-Chair of the Michigan Board of State Canvassers, having been nominated to that

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MI House Republican Caucus Chief Counsel, Hassan Beydoun, assumes position with Democrat Mayor Mike Duggan after Joe Biden inauguration (MI)

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Reasonable Inference Hassan Beydoun served as General Counsel to the Michigan House of Representatives from January 2013 through September 20, 2021 — a tenure of approximately eight years during which he reported to and advised five consecutive Republican House Speakers. He departed that post and assumed the role of Senior Adviser and Counsel to Detroit

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DOJ/FBI Abdication of Investigative Duty on Multi-State Election Fraud Allegations (US)

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Reasonable Inference William McSwain Letter to President Trump, June 9, 2021 | DonaldJTrump.com (primary) (McSwain explicitly states AG Barr instructed him to pass Pennsylvania election-fraud reports to AG Shapiro rather than investigate them independently through federal channels)Disputing Trump, Barr Says No Widespread Election Fraud | AP News, December 1, 2020 (AG Barr publicly stated “to

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City of Madison and Five Wisconsin Cities Refused WEC Oversight of CTCL Operations (WI)

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Reasonable Inference The Cities of Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay, Racine, and Kenosha accepted CTCL (“Zuckerbucks”) grants and embedded private personnel in government election operations without authorization from statutorily responsible officers. WEC, which had the authority and duty to investigate and correct this privatization of government election functions, took no action despite documented violations of the

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Hart InterCivic Board Member Became DOJ Assistant AG, National Security Division – Conflict of Interest in Election Security Investigations (US)

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Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – Conflict-of-interest implications] Matthew Glen Olsen, who served as a board member of Hart InterCivic – the third-largest U.S. voting machine vendor – was appointed as Assistant Attorney General, National Security Division, Department of Justice, in November 2021. The National Security Division is the DOJ component responsible for, among other matters,

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