Michigan judge rejects GOP Secretary of State nominee’s push to toss absentee ballots
A Michigan judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit from Republican Secretary of State nominee Kristina Karamo to change Detroit’s absentee voting practices just days before the election.
Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny accused Karamo and her fellow plaintiffs of raising a “false flag of election law violations and corruption” in their lawsuit, after failing to “produce any shred of evidence.”
“Plaintiffs’ failure to produce any evidence that the procedures for this November 8th election violate state or federal election law demonizes the Detroit City Clerk, her office staff, and the 1,200 this election,” Kenny said. “These claims are unjustified, devoid of any evidentiary basis and cannot be allowed to stand.”
Karamo, who has frequently questioned the results of Michigan’s 2020 presidential election, filed a lawsuit against Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey and the City of Detroit Board of Election Inspectors on Oct. 26, just 13 days before Election Day.
The GOP secretary of state nominee sought to require Detroit voters to cast their ballots in-person or obtain an absentee ballot in-person, as well as to block alleged violations in the counting of absentee ballots in Detroit.
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Michigan judge rejects GOP Secretary of State nominee’s push to toss absentee ballots https://t.co/nvhJzQmZ0w pic.twitter.com/zUUknkhSFw
— The Hill (@thehill) November 8, 2022
Good on the judge. Now these fools want to sue for fraud BEFORE the election is over and the votes are counted.
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