🚨!!!BREAKING NEWS!!! 🚨 Michigan is threatening to intervene in the lawsuit that opened up #Dominion Voting machines for deep forensic evaluation on Sunday in Antrim Co MI- Here is the email sent to atty Matt DePerno @mdeperno Seems like folks are getting worried! 🚨 pic.twitter.com/NzgC5UE7bl
— Steve Gruber (@stevegrubershow) December 8, 2020
The office of Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is considering intervening in a case in which a judge has granted inspections of Dominion Systems voting machines.
The plaintiff in the case is William Bailey, a resident of Antrim County, Michigan. Bailey says he has obtained evidence that shows voting in the county on Nov. 3 may have been compromised.
A government cybersecurity task force conducted a forensic examination of 22 Antrim County machines yesterday.
Today Secretary of State Benson’s office sent a letter to Bailey’s attorney, Matt DePerno, asking for permission to intervene in the case.
“As the chief election officer with supervisory control over the Antrim county election officials, [Benson] has an interest in the claims in this case…” a letter from her office to DePerno reads.
Just yesterday Benson claimed the 2020 election in Michigan was “as secure as it’s ever been.”