Who We Are

A federated network of citizen organizations, leaders, and activists aligning their individual missions to work together to build a permanent election integrity infrastructure in every county in Michigan, to provide ongoing citizen oversight, transparency, and accountability of Michigan elections.

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Below are the members of our coalition of Michigan grass roots groups.

The Problem - Did You Know?

In violation of the law, the Secretary of State’s training manuals teach clerks to count absentee ballots that aren’t the ballots mailed to the voter.

In 2018, the Sec. of State Benson joined Michigan in the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) on the pretense of cleaning the voter rolls. Since then and for first time in history, the number of registered voters in Michigan has climbed to 102.4% of voting-aged residents. Of the state’s 83 counties, 67 (a full 80%) have more registered voters than eligible voters. 

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In East Lansing alone, 1,936 ineligible people voted during the 2020 election, and the city’s voter rolls are 36% inaccurate? PIME Lights Out : Voter Roll Anomalies during the 2020 Election, East Lansing, Michigan. 

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Over $20 million from Mark Zuckerberg was funneled through groups like the Center for Tech and Civic Life to Democrat areas, with $7.4 million going to the city of Detroit alone.

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Our Solution - What We Do

MFE is a federated network of citizen organizations, leaders, and activists aligning their individual missions to work together to build a permanent election integrity infrastructure in every county in Michigan, to provide ongoing citizen oversight, transparency, and accountability of Michigan elections.

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MFE provides a platform for the local and county election integrity task forces to collaborate as a team to share information and address needs. The MFE solution has two components:

1. A state federation/coalition focused on ensuring the Secretary of State offices (SOS Jocelyn Benson) and Bureau of Elections (Jonathan Brater) comply with state statutes                                       

2. A local task force in each county focused on the election operations in that county​

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MFE's state and local task force volunteers are focused on the following areas:

1. Technology and voting systems

2. Protecting vulnerable voters in nursing homes and those under guardianship orders

3. Ballot drop boxes and the postal service (USPS) and its interactions with the election office

4. Legal compliance and enforcement

5. Legislative solutions

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Ready to join us? Want to join a local county task force?  Sign up below: