A third party filed a major election-fraud lawsuit in Michigan on Nov. 9, citing sworn witness statements alleging that election officials in Wayne County instructed poll workers to ignore signature mismatches, backdate late-arriving absentee ballots and push through potentially invalid ballots.
The lawsuit also alleges that after a vote-counting center in Detroit announced the receipt of the last batch of ballots, tens of thousands of unsealed and unsecured ballots arrived in open boxes purportedly in cars with out-of-state license plates. The witnesses claim that the ballots in these boxes were counted even though the names on them didn’t show up on the voter registry files. The poll workers went on to process the ballots by registering the voters in the database with the birth date 01/01/1900 for every voter.
