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1. Cleta Mitchell, pardons, and Arctic Frost 2. Jenny Beth Martin, impeachment, and Arctic Frost 3. No matter how badly she screws up, Benson just won't listen

President Trump pardons 77 patriots, including 15 Michigan alternate electors, banishing any possibility of criminal prosecution.

SOS Jocelyn Benson is bypassing the MI legislature and governing through rulemaking. The Joint Committee on Administrative Rules is powerless to stop her.

MFEI’s Communications Team brings you links to election news that you won’t want to miss.

1. Identification of noncitizens just got easier. 2. GA petitions to vacate 2019 Dominion system certification 3. Democrat sweep on Tuesday

Documents from the Arctic Frost investigation reveal the witch hunt and prosecution of 2020 alternate electors was instigated at the federal level with state AGs acting as proxies. Cleta Mitchell provides the back story, originally published in The Federalist.

Volunteer election researchers are trying to help clerks remove ghost registrations from the voter rolls. Benson wants to slow the process.

Scott Leiendecker, whose newly formed company, Liberty Vote, recently purchased Dominion Voting Systems, can't catch a break from activists on either end of the election integrity spectrum. Find out more about him!

MFEI’s Communications Team brings you links to election news that you won’t want to miss.

Patrice Johnson shows how SOS Benson's risk-limited 2024 audit was indeed fundamentally limited and only scratched the surface of how an election should be audited.

One of MFEI's favorite reporters encourages us to never forget what happened in 2020, especially how COVID changed the conduct of elections.

Dominion Voting Systems made infamous in the 2020 election has been sold to a Missouri company owned by a former GOP-appointed election official. Is this good or bad for Michigan? Here are some key questions.

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SOS Jocelyn Benson's audit is late and flawed. No ballots from Detroit or Troy audited.

On Wednesday, October 8, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral arguments in Bost et al v. Illinois State Board of Elections et al, a case with the potential to increase judges’ willingness to hear the kind of election integrity-related complaints that often have been dismissed for lack of “standing.”

MFEI’s Communications Team brings you links to election news that you won’t want to miss.

MFEI’s Communications Team brings you links to election news that you won’t want to miss.

On October 8, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections. A key legal concept being litigated is "standing." Many courts never examine election-related cases and evidence because they rule the defendants do not have "standing." Bost v Illinois could . . . finally . . . break through that barrier.

What President Trump's own statements about mail-in ballots suggest will be their likely fate in an upcoming executive order.