Michigan

RLA Invalidated by Statutory Loopholes and Non-Compliance (MI)

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Established Fact Michigan’s statewide Risk Limiting Audit was structurally compromised: under MCL 168.871, “out-of-balance” precincts are legally ineligible for hand recounts, and this rule was used to exclude roughly 71% of Detroit absentee counting boards from meaningful post-election scrutiny. Additionally, 21 county clerks simply failed to complete the required RLA, rendering the statutory “risk limit”

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Erasure of Adjudication Logs to Prevent Meaningful Audit (MI)

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Disputed Fact A court-ordered forensic examination in Antrim County documented a 68.05% tabulation error rate that routed large numbers of ballots to electronic adjudication. When auditors accessed the Dominion EMS, all 2020 adjudication log entries were missing, while adjudication logs for prior election years on the same system remained intact, making it impossible to reconstruct

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Machine Recount of a Compromised Tabulator System – Vote Shift Algorithm Identified (MI)

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Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact – Vote-shift algorithm characterization – supported by Lenberg analysis, contested by Secretary of State] Antrim County’s tabulation system – Dominion Voting Systems Democracy Suite 5.5 – was documented by the Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG) forensic report to have a 68.05% error rate in tabulator logs, grossly exceeding the maximum allowable

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Machine Recount of a Compromised Tabulator System – 68.05% Error Rate (MI)

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Established Fact [Established Fact – ASOG error rate, log anomalies, project file alteration, image deletion] Antrim County’s tabulation system – Dominion Voting Systems Democracy Suite 5.5 – was documented by the Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG) forensic report to have a 68.05% error rate in tabulator logs, grossly exceeding the maximum allowable 1-per-125,000 error rate

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Statutory Loophole Exploited to Shield 71% of Detroit’s AVCB Precincts from Hand Recount (MI)

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Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – Characterization of the loophole as “exploited” rather than incidental requires further evidence of intent] Michigan law, MCL §168.871, provides that when a precinct is “out of balance” – meaning the number of voters credited in the poll book does not match the number of ballots counted – that precinct is

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Statutory Loophole Shielded 71% of Detroit’s AVCB Precincts from Hand Recount (MI)

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Established Fact [Established Fact – 71% imbalance rate, statutory mechanism, and recount disqualification are documented in official canvassing records] Michigan law, MCL §168.871, provides that when a precinct is “out of balance” – meaning the number of voters credited in the poll book does not match the number of ballots counted – that precinct is

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Black Box Poll Book Substitution and Unlisted List – Fraudulent Intent (MI)

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Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact – Cause and intent – requires confrontation of Baxter with documentary evidence] One day before the November 17, 2020 Wayne County Board of Canvassers certification meeting, Canvassers Palmer and Hartmann observed a black trunk being delivered containing a new, revised Statement of Votes for the absentee counting boards – a substitution

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Inducement of Quasi-Judicial Certification Vote – Audit Promise Made and Immediately Repudiated (MI)

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Established Fact [Established Fact – As to promise, reliance, repudiation, and affidavit rescissions] The specific mechanism by which Palmer and Hartmann’s conditional certification votes were obtained – a promise by fellow canvasser Jonathon Kinloch that a comprehensive audit would be conducted, followed within hours by Secretary of State Benson’s public statement that the promise was

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Intentional Inducement of Quasi-Judicial Certification Vote – Audit Promise Made and Immediately Repudiated (MI)

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Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – Fraudulent inducement theory requires further evidentiary development] The specific mechanism by which Palmer and Hartmann’s conditional certification votes were obtained – a promise by fellow canvasser Jonathon Kinloch that a comprehensive audit would be conducted, followed within hours by Secretary of State Benson’s public statement that the promise was not

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Wayne County was never lawfully certified (MI)

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Disputed Fact Official certification paperwork for Wayne County did not satisfy certification requirements under MCL 168.24e. Statute requires at least one signature from representatives of both political parties. Neither of the Republican canvassers signed the official certification paperwork. MCL 168.822(4) stipulates that Certification requires a “signed, written statement”. Both Republican canvassers provided signed affidavits in

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