November 10, 2020
President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign is filing a federal lawsuit in Michigan, stating that the state cannot certify the ballots until the voting process can be reviewed and alleging that voter fraud took place, according to a report by The Washington Examiner.
The lawsuit is going to be filed Tuesday evening in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan.
According to The Washington Examiner the “lawsuit alleges several instances of electoral malfeasance and includes sworn affidavits, said Matt Morgan, general counsel for Trump’s reelection campaign, during a press call.”
Newt Gingrich is also working to motivate voters across the country to call on their state legislatures to investigate what the campaign believes was voter fraud in many states, to include Nevada, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
“Your voices matter in this process – without them, fraud may be left uninvestigated,” Newt Tweeted.
For the full story on the Michigan lawsuit go to the Washington Examiner.
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