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In a stunning reversal, two Republican Board of Elections members
in Wayne County (which includes Detroit) have rescinded their votes
made just 24 hours before to certify their 2020 election results.
The members filed sworn affidavits that their original votes were
made under duress, including threats to their families.
This calls into doubt former Vice President Joe Biden’s
widely-called victory in Michigan, as his current total vote lead
in Michigan is roughly 155,000 votes whereas decertification of
Wayne County would mean a net loss of over 332,000 Biden votes.
At 11:38 p.m. ET, investigative journalist
John Solomon broke the story at JustTheNews.com that the two
GOP members of Wayne County’s Election Board, William C. Hartmann
and Monica Palmer, signed affidavits Wednesday night disputing
their previous votes. They cited a Democrat campaign of
intimidation, harassment and misinformation.
In her
sworn affidavit, GOP Election Official Monica Palmer testified
that Wayne County’s corporate counsel had misled her as to the
Board of Elections’ powers, saying “their role is ministerial
and they could not use their discretion on matters like the record
being incomplete.” Palmer added, “We were told that discretion
was outside the board’s authority.”
Credit: Just The News
She was then presented with a compromise resolution which she
was told “promised a full, independent audit”. However, just
hours later, she received statements from Michigan Secretary of
State Jocelyn Benson “saying that she did not view our audit
resolution to be binding.”
This took place after over hours of hostile “public comment”
which saw dozens of people personally attack Palmer and
Hartmann.
As
National File previously reported:
On November 17, it was initially reported that Michigan’s
largest county was unable to certify its election results, noting
that in 71 precincts the vote totals exceeded the number of
registered voters. Immediately, Democrats began accusing the two
Republicans who refused to certify the results of racism,
with�Democrat Abraham Aiyash suggesting that GOP Election Official
Monica Palmer‘s children will suffer the consequences for her
actions.“What that tells us, is you Ms. Monica Palmer from Gross Point
Woods, which has a history of racism, are deciding to enable and
continue to perpetuate the racist history of this country,†said
Aiyash to Palmer, who was at the time refusing to certify Wayne
County’s election results. “I want you to think about what that
means for your kids, who probably go to Gross Point North, and when
they see all their black classmates.â€
If the Wayne County vote is not certified, then Michigan would
either flip to President Donald J. Trump or not be certified at
all. That would cut Biden’s projected Electoral College vote
total from 306 to 290, with 270 still needed to win.
In the event that neither candidate reaches 270 votes, the 2020
presidential election will be decided by the House of
Representatives in a contingent election. Each state would receive
one vote each, with the winners of state votes being decided by a
simple majority of their U.S. House Representatives.
President Trump is projected to win a contingent election should
one take place.
President Trump’s campaign is also challenging results in
Pennsylvania (20 votes), Georgia (16 votes), Arizona (11 votes),
Wisconsin (10 votes), Minnesota (10 votes) and Nevada (6
votes).
This story is developing and more information will be relayed as
National File continues to investigate…
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