Wayne County, Michigan, home to Detroit, just voted to certify the results of the election despite having 70% questionable ballots. The “discrepancies” as they call them would have been enough to flip the state from Joe Biden to President Trump, but the board didn’t want to be accused of racism, so they certified the fraudulent votes to assist in the election theft.
Here’s an interesting thing from The Detroit Free Press:
This election, 94 of the city’s 134 absent voter counting boards — roughly 70% of Detroit’s absent voter counting boards — recorded unexplained discrepancies. But Detroit was not the only jurisdiction that reported unexplained discrepancies this election.
Of Detroit’s 503 Election Day precincts, 66 recorded unexplained discrepancies in the vote totals as did 94 of the city’s 134 absent voter counting boards. The majority of Election Day precincts and absent voter counting boards that were not in “balance,” recorded discrepancies of three votes or less. Ten Election Day precincts and 43 absent voter counting boards recorded discrepancies of four or more votes or more.
What this means is that just in Detroit, they received more votes than they had registered voters. They got back more ballots then they sent out. This county is rotten and shouldn’t be counted.
But…
After what was an unprecedented 2-2 deadlock along partisan lines, with the two Republican members of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers voting against certifying the county’s November election results, the board unanimously voted to certify the results late Tuesday night.
Monica Palmer and William Hartmann, the 2 Republicans on the board, eventually caved because they were accused of racism, which they thought was worse than getting an accurate vote count.
Public commenters who spoke during the meeting accused the board’s Republican members of disenfranchising hundreds of thousands of voters — particularly African-American voters — in initially refusing to certify the election.
Fox News has even more:
Jenna Ellis, a senior legal adviser to the Trump 2020 campaign, told “Fox News @ Night” on Tuesday that the two Republicans on Michigan’s Wayne County Board of Canvassers involved in a brief deadlock in the county’s election certification process faced threats and allegations of racism before they agreed to certify the ballots.
Ned Staebler, the chief executive of TechTown who, according to the New York Times, is a poll challenger at the T.C.F Center in the city, said in a viral Zoom meeting, “The Trump stain, the stain of racism that you, William Hartman and Monica Palmer, have covered yourself in, is going to follow you throughout history.”
He said the two would “forever be known in southeastern Michigan as two racists who did something so unprecedented that they disenfranchised hundreds of thousands of Black voters in the city of Detroit.”
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, the state’s Democrat, said in an earlier statement, “In refusing to approve the results of the election in Wayne County, the two Republican members of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers have placed partisan politics above their legal duty to certify the election results.”
Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., took to Twitter to blame the canvassers of putting “politics about their duty to our residents.”
Now let’s check out some numbers: Wayne County went 587,074 votes — 67.99% for Joe Biden and 264,149 votes — 30.59% for President Trump. Biden “won” Michigan by 146,007 votes. If they threw out the Wayne County votes, which they should, Trump wins the state by 176,918 votes.
It sucks that the Republicans caved in Wayne County but there are still more legal challenges to certifying Michigan’s election. Clearly Trump won the state and hopefully there’s a court that will see that fact.
