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AG Nessel’s Probe and Indictment of Alternate Electors and Fraud Claimants (MI)

Established Fact Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel directed the Michigan State Police to investigate individuals who publicly alleged election fraud, focusing on citizens and activists who submitted affidavits or public testimony. She later indicted 16 alternate electors on felony charges, explicitly citing dissatisfaction with the speed of federal investigations as a reason to act. Charges

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Fulton County RICO Indictment of Legal Counsel (GA)

Established Fact Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis initiated a sweeping RICO prosecution against Donald Trump, 18 co-defendants, and 30 unindicted co-conspirators, heavily targeting attorneys for drafting memoranda, giving legal advice, and coordinating alternate-elector efforts. The indictment repackages advocacy and litigation activities-core functions of the legal profession-as elements of a criminal “enterprise,” raising serious concerns

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Indictment of Alternate Electors and Attorneys (AZ)

Established Fact The Arizona Attorney General brought felony charges against 11 alternate electors and 7 associated attorneys (including John Eastman, Jenna Ellis, and Rudy Giuliani) in connection with the 2020 alternate-elector strategy. The charging theory criminalizes the organization of contingent elector slates and related legal advocacy that, historically, had been treated as part of constitutionally

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Michigan AG Dana Nessel – Retaliatory Investigations and Disbarment Proceedings Against Election-Integrity Attorneys (MI)

Established Fact Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel filed sanctions complaints and sought disbarment of attorneys who had submitted election integrity challenges in Michigan courts – attorneys who were representing clients who had submitted sworn testimony of irregularities before the legislature. This action was undertaken while Nessel had a documented personal and political stake in the

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Tina Peters Prosecution as Deplatforming of a Records Preservation Whistleblower (CO)

Disputed Fact Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters preserved forensic images of the pre-trusted-build Dominion Election Management System server before a state-mandated update deleted 28,989 files, including 695 legally mandated log files. USC 52 Section 20701 requires the preservation of ALL election records for a period of not less than 22 months following an election.  Peters

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Michigan AG Dana Nessel Directed Investigations Targeting Private Citizens for Public Speech About Sworn Election Testimony – Viewpoint-Based Criminal Investigation Under Color of Law (MI)

Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact – As to whether any formal criminal charges were brought or whether investigations were ultimately closed] Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, acting in her official capacity and in coordination with the Michigan State Police, launched investigations between November 2020 and July 2021 targeting private citizens who had spoken publicly about election

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Tina Peters Maliciously Prosecuted for Records Preservation (CO)

Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – As to prosecutorial motivation] Mesa County, Colorado Clerk Tina Peters was prosecuted under Colorado state law for preserving forensic images of her county’s election management system (EMS) server – images that documented the deletion of nearly 29,000 files during a Dominion “trusted build” process jointly authorized by the Colorado Secretary

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Tina Peters Prosecution – Criminalizing Records Preservation (CO)

Established Fact [Established Fact – As to prosecution] Mesa County, Colorado Clerk Tina Peters was prosecuted under Colorado state law for preserving forensic images of her county’s election management system (EMS) server – images that documented the deletion of nearly 29,000 files during a Dominion “trusted build” process jointly authorized by the Colorado Secretary of

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Livonia FOIA Obstruction Pertaining to Legislative Subpoena Records (MI)

Established Fact Livonia City Clerk Susan Nash engaged in unlawful FOIA obstruction via excessive fees, withholding of records after receiving payments and failure to disclose list of withheld records and associated rationale. This obstruction appears to have been deployed to provide cover for either negligence or malfeasance pertaining to the execution of the 2020 General

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31 States Refused to Comply with DoJ Election Records Request Pertaining to HAVA Compliance (US)

Established Fact Beginning in May 2025, the DOJ Civil Rights Division (under AG Pam Bondi and AAG Harmeet Dhillon) sent letters to at least 44 states and D.C. demanding full, unredacted voter registration databases — including driver’s license numbers and partial Social Security numbers. The legal basis cited was the NVRA, HAVA, and the Civil

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