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16 individuals who falsely claimed to be electors for Donald Trump have been charged with felonies in Michigan.

Michigan‌ Attorney General Charges 16 Residents in ⁤Scheme to Overturn 2020 ⁢Election

Michigan Attorney General Dana ⁢Nessel ‍announced on ‍Tuesday⁢ that ‌16 residents in the ⁢state⁢ have been‌ charged with felonies over‍ their ⁤alleged‍ role in ⁤a ‍scheme to‍ overturn the results of the⁢ 2020⁤ presidential ​election.

The​ defendants allegedly‌ met on December⁢ 14, 2020,⁣ and‍ signed‍ their names ‍to multiple official⁢ documents certifying that they were the “duly elected and ⁤qualified electors for President and Vice ⁤President of ⁢the ‌United ⁣States ⁣of ⁢America ⁣for the State‌ of Michigan,”⁣ according to Michigan officials.

The ⁤false ⁢documents were ⁣then​ “transmitted to the United States Senate‌ and National⁣ Archives in ​a coordinated effort to award‍ the ‌state’s electoral‍ votes to the candidate of their choosing, in⁢ place ​of the candidates actually elected‌ by⁢ the people of Michigan,”​ the statement‍ added.

Each of the ⁣defendants was charged with:

  • One ‌count ‌of‍ Conspiracy​ to Commit​ Forgery, ⁤a⁢ 14-year felony,
  • Two counts of Forgery, a ⁣14-year ‌felony,
  • One⁣ count of‍ Conspiracy to Commit Uttering and Publishing,​ a 14-year‌ felony,
  • One ‍count of ⁣Uttering and Publishing, a 14-year ‌felony,
  • One count of ‌Conspiracy⁣ to ⁢Commit Election Law ​Forgery,⁤ a ​5-year felony, ⁣and,
  • Two counts⁤ of Election Law Forgery,⁤ a 5-year⁣ felony.

The ‍defendants are Kathy Berden, 70, of Snover; ​William (Hank) Choate, 72, of⁢ Cement⁣ City; Amy ⁤Facchinello, ‌55,⁣ of Grand⁤ Blanc; Clifford ⁢Frost, 75, of⁤ Warren; Stanley Grot, 71, ​of⁣ Shelby Township; John Haggard, 82, of Charlevoix; Mary-Ann Henry, ‍65, of Brighton; ⁤Timothy ‌King, ‍56, ‌of Ypsilanti;⁤ Michele ⁤Lundgren, 73, ​of Detroit; Meshawn​ Maddock,⁢ 55, of Milford;⁣ James Renner, ⁢76, of ⁤Lansing; Mayra Rodriguez, ‌64, ⁤of Grosse ⁤Pointe⁣ Farms; Rose Rook, 81, of ⁣Paw ⁢Paw; ‍Marian‌ Sheridan, 69, of West Bloomfield; Ken Thompson, 68, ‌of Orleans and Kent⁤ Vanderwood, ‍69, of Wyoming.

Nessel said that‌ she has “prosecuted numerous‍ cases ⁢of election law ⁢violations ⁣throughout my ⁤tenure, and it would be malfeasance ⁤of the greatest⁤ magnitude ​if ‌my‍ department failed to act‍ here ⁢in‌ the face ⁢of overwhelming ⁣evidence of an organized effort to circumvent the‌ lawfully ‌cast ballots of millions ​of​ Michigan⁤ voters in a presidential ⁣election.”

“The ⁤evidence will demonstrate there was ‌no legal ⁣authority for the ‍false electors to⁣ purport to ⁣act ‍as ‌‘duly elected presidential⁣ electors’ and execute ⁤the false electoral documents,” ‍Nessel continued.⁣ “Every⁤ serious ⁢challenge ‌to ‍the‍ election had been‌ denied, ​dismissed, or⁣ otherwise rejected by ⁣the time the‌ false electors⁣ convened.‍ There was ⁤no legitimate legal ‌avenue or⁢ plausible ​use of such ‌a document or​ an alternative ​slate of electors. There was ‌only the desperate effort of‌ these defendants, who we have⁢ charged with ‍deliberately‌ attempting⁣ to interfere ​with⁢ and‍ overturn​ our free‍ and fair ‍election ⁣process,‌ and along with it,‌ the will of⁣ millions ​of ‌Michigan ⁣voters. That‌ the ⁤effort failed ‌and ⁣democracy prevailed does not erase the crimes ​of⁣ those who ​enacted the false electors plot.”

Nessel said that⁤ the investigation‍ was⁢ “ongoing” and that⁤ more charges ​might ​be ⁤forthcoming⁤ against “additional defendants.”

This​ is a breaking news ⁢story; refresh the page ​for updates.



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