Michigan Republicans Reject Voter Fraud Claims

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As suspected, investigation by a Republican-led Michigan Senate found nothing.

This is just the first domino.  More states will either whimper away quietly with these "investigations" or release similar things like Michigan did.

https://www.freep.com/story/news/politics/elections/2021/06/23/michigan-senate-investigation-election-trump/5035244001/

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"While the report repudiates Trump's claims of a stolen election, lawmakers have pointed to mistrust created by Trump's claims as a rationale for introducing a controversial series of 39 bills that would establish new voting restrictions opposed by Benson. McBroom sits on the GOP-controlled Senate Elections Committee currently moving the bills to the floor for a vote. 

Theis said the report demonstrates the need for the package, which contains legislation voting rights advocates and election officials say would disenfranchise voters.

"That we need election reform is clear. That there were vulnerabilities is also clear and also mentioned in this document. I think it’s extremely important that we highlight that," she said."

 

 

They themselves may not believe the fraud took place, but they will still use the uninformed beliefs of their voter base to advance their  agenda to make it harder and more costly to vote in metro areas and decrease voting accessibility.