Michigan Attorney Charges 7 Over Double Voting In Macomb County.

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Detroit — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel leveled criminal charges Friday against seven individuals who were allegedly involved in a flurry of double voting in the August primary election in St. Clair Shores.

Michigan attorney general charges 7 over double voting in Macomb County

Attorney General Dana Nessel's office alleges four people voted twice and three assistant municipal clerks allowed the double voting to occur.

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Nessel's office alleges that four people voted twice — once in person on Election Day and once through an absentee ballot — and three assistant municipal clerks allowed the double voting to occur, "significantly" breaking from the rules.

"There are procedures in place to ensure that this does not happen, and that's why it so rarely does," Nessel said during a press conference in Detroit. "It really took a perfect storm to come together to allow these four individuals to double vote, which included voters who were willing to vote twice, the completion of affidavits that were false, poll workers who did not turn them away as they should have and municipal clerks who illegally altered the qualified voting file."

 

[Auld Phart]

Detroit — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel leveled criminal charges Friday against seven individuals who were allegedly involved in a flurry of double voting in the August primary election in St. Clair Shores.

Michigan attorney general charges 7 over double voting in Macomb County

Attorney General Dana Nessel's office alleges four people voted twice and three assistant municipal clerks allowed the double voting to occur.

www.detroitnews.com

Nessel's office alleges that four people voted twice — once in person on Election Day and once through an absentee ballot — and three assistant municipal clerks allowed the double voting to occur, "significantly" breaking from the rules.

"There are procedures in place to ensure that this does not happen, and that's why it so rarely does," Nessel said during a press conference in Detroit. "It really took a perfect storm to come together to allow these four individuals to double vote, which included voters who were willing to vote twice, the completion of affidavits that were false, poll workers who did not turn them away as they should have and municipal clerks who illegally altered the qualified voting file."

"The people did everything in their power to make sure that they only voted once," Lucido said previously. "The intent is critical on our part on whether we charge.”

 

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"The people did everything in their power to make sure that they only voted once," Lucido said previously. "The intent is critical on our part on whether we charge.”

Are you saying something, I thought not. A D.A., in deep red county did not file charges. Kinda says it all.

 

[Auld Phart]

Are you saying something, I thought not. A D.A., in deep red county did not file charges. Kinda says it all.

obviously, comprehension is not, never has been, and likely never will be, your strong point

 

[MisterBeale]

Detroit — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel leveled criminal charges Friday against seven individuals who were allegedly involved in a flurry of double voting in the August primary election in St. Clair Shores.

Michigan attorney general charges 7 over double voting in Macomb County

Attorney General Dana Nessel's office alleges four people voted twice and three assistant municipal clerks allowed the double voting to occur.

www.detroitnews.com

Nessel's office alleges that four people voted twice — once in person on Election Day and once through an absentee ballot — and three assistant municipal clerks allowed the double voting to occur, "significantly" breaking from the rules.

"There are procedures in place to ensure that this does not happen, and that's why it so rarely does," Nessel said during a press conference in Detroit. "It really took a perfect storm to come together to allow these four individuals to double vote, which included voters who were willing to vote twice, the completion of affidavits that were false, poll workers who did not turn them away as they should have and municipal clerks who illegally altered the qualified voting file."

Dana Nessel does not prosecute on an unbiased basis.

That dike is mentally ill. And there is evidence of this. . .