December 9, 2020

Lansing, MI – 10:00AM EST

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

The 2020 General Election contest in Michigan was one of the most monumental in living history.
We have seen record levels of turnout, record levels of civic engagement, and thousands of voters
have reached out to the Legislature to demand a thorough investigation in order to improve
transparency in this election.

There are also high numbers of eyewitnesses who have written, signed, and executed affidavits
alleging voter fraud. Credible witnesses have made allegations that implicate our poll books,
records, processes, and more. There are numerous irregularities that have been witnessed, and a
variety of claims that must properly be investigated by the Michigan Legislature to fulfill our duty
to the public to ensure the integrity of our elections.

The people of Michigan deserve fair and transparent elections. We the undersigned are asking for
a complete forensic assessment to the satisfaction of the adverse party, conducted impartially by a
bonded non-partisan third party corporation, for the most contested counties, as guaranteed in
Article 2 Section 4 of the Michigan Constitution. This assessment must include more than a mere
recount, since a recount will be limited to only ballot boxes that are balanced and sealed.

We ask for a vote on a resolution to grant the Oversight Committee subpoena power to compel
any person necessary to appear before that committee to answer questions related to the Michigan
elections to address irregularities, chain of custody problems, statistical anomalies, among other
things. We also demand the immediate halt to the destruction of any election materials, including
electronic materials.

Under relevant Michigan law, MCL 168.811, the County Clerks are authorized to start destroying
the records of ballots after 30 days from the date the vote was certified by the canvassing board,
which was Monday November 23, 2020. Time is of the essence.

This work must be started and completed immediately because of its implications for our state,
and our country.
Julie Alexander Phil Green
State Representative State Representative
District 64 District 84

Sue Allor
State Representative
District 106 Beth Griffin
State Representative
District 66

Joe Bellino
State Representative
District 17
Shane Hernandez
State Representative
District 83

Ryan Berman
State Representative
District 39
Michele Hoitenga
State Representative
District 102

Gary Eisen
State Representative Steven Johnson
District 81 State Representative
District 72

Annette Glenn
State Representative Bronna Kahle
District 98 State Representative
District 57
 Daire Rendon
State Representative
Matt Maddock District 103
State Representative
District 44

Hank Vaupel
State Representative
District 47
Greg Markkanen
State Representative
District 110

Rodney Wakeman
State Representative
Luke Meerman District 94
State Representative
District 88

Mary Whiteford
State Representative
District 80
Jack O’Malley
State Representative
District 101

Doug Wozniak
State Representative
District

Brad Paquette
State Representative
District 78

John Reilly
State Representative
District 46