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Share This: &nbsp;, capped by an election season in which Trump and many of his supporters stoked violence, of a rigged election, and failed to forcefully condemn earlier incidents of violence and intimidation.&nbsp; a letter from Michigan Republican senators sent Tuesday originally asked Congress to delay certification of the 2020 presidential election due to unsubstantiated allegations of election fraud.&nbsp; Barrett said his signature was added to the original document “without his consent.” that we've been seeing in politics.”against Whitmer that ended in October arrests in the past 12 months. Pohutsky said she&nbsp; hopes Wednesday’s storm in Washington will be “a turning point."appalled by the criminal behavior taking place in our nation's capital.” that Twitter later deleted., saying “this is not leadership” and calling on the president to “acknowledge Biden as president-elect and end this madness.”and on ordered liberty – is an outgrowth of the rhetoric, lies, and conspiracies spread by the President and other elected Republicans who’ve falsely and feverishly claimed November’s election was stolen.”&nbsp;, a nonpartisan reporting project covering local election integrity and voting access. This article is available for reprint under the terms of . 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.

Share This: &nbsp;, capped by an election season in which Trump and many of his supporters stoked violence, of a rigged election, and failed to forcefully condemn earlier incidents of violence and intimidation.&nbsp; a letter from Michigan Republican senators sent Tuesday originally asked Congress to delay certification of the 2020 presidential election due to unsubstantiated allegations of election fraud.&nbsp; Barrett said his signature was added to the original document “without his consent.” that we've been seeing in politics.”against Whitmer that ended in October arrests in the past 12...

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