For years, questions have lingered over the 2020 election in Detroit, fueled by accusations of dishonesty and irregularities. Now, a meticulous investigation is underway, driven by a commitment to uncover the truth behind the results that delivered a pivotal victory in Michigan.
The effort centers around nearly one million election documents obtained through a hard-fought Freedom of Information Act lawsuit. Independent Investigator Yehuda Miller pursued the records relentlessly, even after initial denials, ultimately securing copies of absentee ballots, signed envelopes, applications, and precinct totals – all meticulously preserved as legally required.
These aren’t just digital images; the documents were physically transported in a U-Haul to a secure location, representing a massive undertaking and a tangible commitment to transparency. A dedicated team of Michigan election integrity experts and volunteers has already analyzed almost 40% of over 155,000 absentee ballot envelopes.
The initial findings are raising serious concerns. The team is uncovering discrepancies that shed light on why election workers shielded the TCF Center from public view, effectively limiting oversight by Republican poll challengers during the crucial ballot processing period.
The investigation involves a complex data analysis process. Volunteers are carefully reviewing each absentee ballot envelope, and that data will be cross-referenced with the corresponding applications using a custom-built program designed by a leading expert in election technology. This side-by-side comparison is expected to reveal critical patterns and inconsistencies.
Among the issues already identified is a voter registered at a completely fabricated address in Detroit. Despite the non-existent address, an absentee ballot was issued and “received” the day before the election, only to have the voter’s information subsequently removed from the state’s voter rolls.
Other ballots present equally perplexing anomalies: an envelope bearing a German address, inexplicably delivered on the same day it was signed; ballots from overseas voters bypassing standard citizenship verification procedures; and envelopes signed *after* the official receipt date, with apparent attempts to alter timestamps.
One envelope arrived without a signature, yet a ballot was still issued and recorded as voted. Another was stamped for both the primary and general elections on the same day. Still others bear multiple, conflicting, or illegible date stamps, obscuring the chain of custody.
These aren’t isolated incidents. The team is finding numerous instances where ballots appear to have been processed despite clear violations of established procedures. Each discovery adds another piece to a troubling puzzle, suggesting a systemic disregard for election integrity.
The investigation continues, driven by a determination to provide irrefutable proof and hold those responsible accountable. The team remains independent, refusing to hand over the evidence to outside entities that might compromise the integrity of the findings.
Previous investigations have already exposed irregularities, including late-night ballot deliveries and a statewide voter application scam. This new effort builds on that work, aiming to finally bring clarity and justice to the questions surrounding the 2020 election in Detroit.
