Michigan Removes 177,000 Voters From Voter Rolls After Legal Challenge

98cwitr · Feb 19, 2021

Michigan Removes 177,000 Voters From Voting Rolls After Legal Challenge

The Michigan secretary of state removed 177,000 inactive voters from the state's voter rolls after settling a legal challenge.

The state removed the names from the voter rolls in late January because the voters no longer live in the state or did not respond to the state's inquiries about their addresses, according to a Tuesday district court announcement. The state performed the post-election audit during a legal battle with the Honest Elections Project, an election watchdog.

friend of · Feb 19, 2021

Are they all Republican?

Pavel Mosko · Feb 19, 2021

Want I want to know is how many of these people voted in the last election.

iluvatar5150 · Feb 19, 2021

Doing this shortly after an election (assuming the process is well-designed and well-executed) is fine. Doing it shortly before an election, when people don't have much time to find and correct errors, is not fine.

iluvatar5150 · Feb 19, 2021

Pavel Mosko said:
Want I want to know is how many of these people voted in the last election.

From the article:

Daunt and the Honest Elections Project filed the lawsuit in February 2020, sparking a year-long litigation process. Benson sent ballot applications to every voter in the state in May, drawing the ire of then-president Donald Trump. Approximately 500,000 of those applications were returned to the state because the recipient died or had moved. Benson said the state would examine the returned ballots after the election because of a federal law preventing the changing of voter lists in the 90 days before an election.

If they didn't return a ballot application, how would they have gotten a ballot on which to vote?

If they voted, why would they have been marked inactive?

SilverBear · Feb 19, 2021

except the cancellations are part of routine voter registration list maintenance that began months ago and had nothing to do with the lawsuit filed by the Honest Elections Project. The Link implies that the purge was the result of a settlement of the lawsuit but there was no settlement, the Honest Elections Project withdrew it's lawsuit.
Republican election canvasser drops lawsuit against Michigan SOS over outdated voter rolls

It should be noted that none of the 177000 individuals being purged have voted in any election since before 2016.

SilverBear · Feb 19, 2021

Pavel Mosko said:
Want I want to know is how many of these people voted in the last election.

zero

Mark Quayle · Feb 19, 2021

98cwitr said:
Michigan Removes 177,000 Voters From Voting Rolls After Legal Challenge

Does it follow then, that their votes counted were also removed from the count? Or do they just say, well, that doesn't matter anymore?

"No Fraud"?

Arcangl86 · Feb 19, 2021

Mark Quayle said:
Does it follow then, that their votes counted were also removed from the count? Or do they just say, well, that doesn't matter anymore?

"No Fraud"?

These names were removed because they were inactive, aka they did not vote.

Mark Quayle · Feb 19, 2021

Arcangl86 said:
These names were removed because they were inactive, aka they did not vote.

So those that did vote are therefore assumed legitimate?

SilverBear · Feb 20, 2021

Mark Quayle said:
So those that did vote are therefore assumed legitimate?

just who's vote was not legitimate?

Andrewn · Feb 20, 2021

Arcangl86 said:
These names were removed because they were inactive, aka they did not vote.

So, there is no problem. Why do we have this thread?

FenderTL5 · Feb 20, 2021

Andrewn said:
So, there is no problem. Why do we have this thread?

in the business world there's an acronym for this type of information, it's used to spread: F.U.D.

essentialsaltes · Feb 20, 2021

Mark Quayle said:
So those that did vote are therefore assumed legitimate?

Those that did vote have no relevance to the topic of this thread.

iluvatar5150 · Feb 20, 2021

Andrewn said:
So, there is no problem. Why do we have this thread?

Perhaps the OP could weigh in on that.

Mayzoo · Feb 20, 2021

Mark Quayle said:
Does it follow then, that their votes counted were also removed from the count? Or do they just say, well, that doesn't matter anymore?

"No Fraud"?

You cannot remove votes from elections prior to 2016. What is the end goal for that anyway? Most those folks are either out of office or have been voted back in through another election since 2016.

cow451 · Feb 20, 2021

Pavel Mosko said:
Want I want to know is how many of these people voted in the last election.

Two million, according to the EX President’s Krak legal team.

cow451 · Feb 20, 2021

SilverBear said:
zero

That’s not what that drunk woman with Giuliani testified to is it?

cow451 · Feb 20, 2021

Arcangl86 said:
These names were removed because they were inactive, aka they did not vote.

Then how did Biden win? :ebil:

cow451 · Feb 20, 2021

SilverBear said:
just who's vote was not legitimate?

The people that didn’t vote. Try to keep up. :tutu:

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