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DismissYour support is valued now more than everThroughout this wild year, the Bridge Michigan team has worked hard to bring you data-driven, fact-based reporting about the issues that matter most to our&nbsp;state. Our year-end fundraising campaign is in full swing. Will you to support nonprofit, nonpartisan reporting in 2021 and beyond? Share This: Related stories: from Cox, participated in a “stop the steal” rally at the state Capitol Wednesday, telling fellow activists she will not stop fighting the election results “until my president tells me to stop.” that have circulated since the Nov. 3 election, Babcock appears to be a victim of mistaken identity: His father and grandfather, both deceased, had the same first and last names as him but a different middle name, he told Bridge.&nbsp; on an absentee ballot -- with her permission, which is nonetheless illegal.&nbsp;,” according to Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson’s office., did not vet every name on Maddock’s list but identified several other errors. We are not naming additional voters because they are not public figures and did nothing wrong by remaining alive.Related Articles:&nbsp;December 3, 2020 | Rudy Giuliani came to Michigan on Wednesday to ask lawmakers to put aside the popular vote and give the election to President Trump. He got a lot wrong in his 4 1/2 hour presentation.December 3, 2020 | One day after a wild hearing about voter fraud claims, legislators on both sides of the aisle condemn the parade of unproven conspiracy theories that was aired unchecked.December 1, 2020 | President Trump and his supporters continue to spread falsehoods. What you need to know about voting equipment, software glitches, ballot dumps and whether there are more voters than residents in Detroit (not by a long-shot) Facts matter. Trust matters. Journalism matters.If you learned something from the story you're reading please consider supporting our work. Your donation allows us to keep our Michigan-focused reporting and analysis free and accessible to all. All donations are voluntary, but for as little as $1 you can and support freedom of the press in Michigan during a crucial election year. Dear Reader: We value your thoughts and criticism on the articles, but insist on civility. Criticizing comments or ideas is welcome, but Bridge won’t tolerate comments that are false or defamatory or that demean, personally attack, spread hate or harmful stereotypes. Violating these standards could result in a ban. Man is falsely accused of committing fraud by the QOP yet remains a staunch Republican.Words fail me.

DismissYour support is valued now more than everThroughout this wild year, the Bridge Michigan team has worked hard to bring you data-driven, fact-based reporting about the issues that matter most to our&nbsp;state. Our year-end fundraising campaign is in full swing. Will you to support nonprofit, nonpartisan reporting in 2021 and beyond? Share This: Related stories: from Cox, participated in a “stop the steal” rally at the state Capitol Wednesday, telling fellow activists she will not stop fighting the election results “until my president tells me to stop.” that have circulated since the...

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