Dr. Douglas Frank and Tim Vetter
Dear Fellow Precinct Delegates,
We all have been waiting for a digital way to clean voter rolls. We now have one thanks to the hard work of a dedicated group of election integrity activists. With the Presidential election a mere 18 months away, we have a lot of work to do considering the shape of our voter rolls. Think of the impact we could have on the upcoming election if every precinct delegate took responsibility for cleaning the rolls in just their precinct! We could control the integrity of our elections despite Jocelyn Benson’s best efforts to corrupt it.
Following the refusal of Michigan’s leading Democrat election official to remove inelligible voters from the state’s voter rolls, election integrity activist took matters into their own hands. Last week, Check My Vote (CMV), a network of “independent volunteer database experts and data analysts”, working to ensure election integrity in Michigan, launched a new website called checkmivote.org, which allows Michiganders to “view their own voting histories and the registered voters in their area – at no charge. While residents and clerks are able to see how someone voted,, the “secrecy of a person’s ballot is protected”.
Read about it in this Federalist article featuring Michigan Fair Election’s exciting new Check My Vote network – a database with the mission to support a permanent election integrity infrastructure in every county and jurisdiction in Michigan.
Read about it in this Federalist article featuring Michigan Fair Election’s exciting new Check My Vote network – a database with the mission to support a permanent election integrity infrastructure in every county and jurisdiction in Michigan.
I want to express my sincee appreciation to Tim Vetter and Phani Mantravadi and countless others volunteers for their incredible effort to make the Soles to the Rolls program a reality, in addition to Patrice Johnson for her dedication and outstanding leadership with Michigan Fair Elections.
Thank you, and God Bless our Country,
Marian Sheridan
Grassroot’s Vice Chair
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