Another witness to Michigan Voter Fraud in Wayne County has come forward to share her story, Hima Kolanagireddy has said that she observed the ballot count and never saw a single Trump ballot raising suspicions that the vote was fraudulent.
Witness Kolanagireddy described illegal ballots and actions in Wayne County that delivered the Michigan election from Donald Trump to Joe Biden.
She saw ballots that were marked in such a way that should have disqualified them from being processed, but were counted anyway. “Everytime they would scan the ballot, nothing would come up in the system,” she said. The system was the qualified voter file which is the registration of legal voters. “They were entering names of people manually and assigning them a poll number.”
The observed ballots were missing a date of birth, required under state law. When she brought this up to the proper authorities on site, they told her that the Clerk’s office had already made sure that all of the ballots were valid before they were sent. Later they told her, according to Kolanagireddy’s statement, that the Wayne County Clerk’s office had verified a birthdate on a ballot that had none, for a voter who was not in the qualified voter file.
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A serious allegation.
I am sure that the well-funded Trump campaign will pursue this in court.
Of course, if there is no basis to this allegation, as has proven out with many other allegations so far, the court will dump it.
MY computer repair guy says he has a lost/stolen floppy disk from Rudi Guliannis dentist’s computer that proves that Trump will win with 99.9% of the vote, because he had really HUGE MAGA rallies that were almost as big as the midget from North Koreas rallies, and the midget always gets 100% ov the vote.
Q:
A) why is The ‘Gateway Pundit’ (not the most reliable…) the ONLY one reporting on this?
B) If true, why is there only ONE whistle blower in that County?
In his affidavit, part of a separate lawsuit filed in Wayne County Circuit Court by two residents in a case also alleging election misconduct in Detroit, Thomas wrote that the January 1, 1900, birth date is a placeholder commonly used by election officials in Michigan that is assigned to voters whose eligibility to vote has been verified but who are not listed in the electronic poll book.
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Before any ballots were even delivered to TCF, voters’ eligibility was verified at the clerk’s office, the legal team representing the City of Detroit in the lawsuit said.
Some voters’ information was not in the poll book because it was downloaded Nov. 1. Voters, however, could vote absentee up to and including Election Day, under a 2018 ballot proposal approved by Michigan voters.
The city’s response in the lawsuit explains that “due to the timing of these events, those ballots were not recorded in the version of the [Qualified Voter File] downloaded on Sunday as sent or received.”
https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/detroit/2020/11/12/kayleigh-mcenany-confuses-detroit-election-process-fraud/3761887001/