Disputed Fact On April 17, 2024, a 51-page criminal complaint against Dominion CEO John Poulos for perjury was filed with the MI Secretary of the Senate. On April 24, 2024, the MI Secretary of the Senate responded that it did not have the authority to punish a witness for contempt in spite of clear authority
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Disputed Fact On April 17, 2024, a 51-page criminal complaint against Dominion CEO John Poulos for perjury was filed with the MI Attorney General. On April 23, 2024, the MI AG responded to Rep. Jim DeSana that it had conducted a “thorough review” of the 51-page complaint and concluded that a criminal investigation was not
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Established Fact CISA Director Christopher Krebs declared the 2020 election “the most secure in American history” without conducting or commissioning a forensic audit of the election systems CISA’s own July 2020 pre-election report had identified as vulnerable – including voter registration databases, ballot programming systems, vote aggregation systems, and election websites. This declaration was used
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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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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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Established Fact The Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) willfully neglected its duty to enforce state statutes governing absentee voting in nursing homes, instead issuing directives that bypassed the statutory requirement for Special Voting Deputies (SVDs). A subsequent investigation by the Racine County Sheriff determined these directives violated Wisconsin law and formally filed charges with the county
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Established Fact On January 4, 2021, election integrity plaintiffs Leah Hoopes and Gregory Stenstrom sent certified letters to (1) Delaware County DA Jack Stollsteimer, (2) Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro, and (3) U.S. Attorney William McSwain, detailing specific election-law violations and requesting preservation of evidence. As of November 2021 – more than ten months later –
Established Fact The Pennsylvania Department of State, under Secretary Kathy Boockvar, certified the 2020 election on November 24, 2020, while its own SURE (Statewide Uniform Registry of Electors) system showed 6,760,230 total voters recorded as voting, against a certified total of 6,915,283 votes – a discrepancy of 155,053. Additionally, Delaware County was certified despite 244
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Established Fact Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, in coordination with the Michigan State Police, launched investigations against private citizens who had submitted sworn testimony to legislative committees about election irregularities. Simultaneously, Nessel’s office received no referral to independently investigate the documented record destruction, illegal pollbook deletion, or TCF Center access violations. The Senate Oversight Committee
Established Fact Michigan Bureau of Elections Director Jonathan Brater issued a February 12, 2021 memorandum directing county clerks to delete electronic pollbook software and associated files – records required to be preserved for 22 months under 52 U.S.C. § 20702. The directive was issued less than four months after the election, before the mandatory retention
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