🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals has hereby REINSTATED the proof of citizenship-to-register-to-vote law in JD Vance's home state of OHIO GREAT NEWS! This makes it harder for Dems to cheat in November 🔥 The lower court ruling BLOCKING the proof of citizenship is now overturned, 2-1 The court found that the law likely DOES NOT prevent people from registering to vote. Imagine that! Every state needs this, and the SENATE must pass it federally

BENSON ORDERED CLERKS TO DELETE ELECTION RECORDS. A CLERK SUED. BENSON ASKED A JUDGE TO THROW IT OUT. TODAY HE SAID NO. ON EVERY GROUND. THE CASE IN 30 SECONDS The electronic poll book is the laptop record of everyone who checked in to vote at your precinct. Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's new state rule says clerks must DELETE it 7 days after the election is certified. Federal law says KEEP it 22 months. Destroying it early is a FEDERAL CRIME. My client, Bridgewater Township Clerk Michelle McQueer, asked the State which law to follow. ELEVEN MONTHS. NO ANSWER. So she sued. WHAT HAPPENED TODAY: - The Court of Claims denied the State's motion to dismiss. COMPLETELY. - The State said she waited too long. DENIED. The court: it "cannot fault plaintiff for waiting." The power to answer her "was completely in their hands." (pp 19, 21) - The State said she skipped the process. DENIED. The court: it "will not support defendants delaying in resolving the administrative proceedings and then fault plaintiff for filing suit." (p 19) - The State said a clerk can't bring this case in any court. DENIED. The court: she sued "to ensure that she ... complies with state and federal law and therefore will not be criminally charged." That's not the kind of case the State's cases are about. (pp 21-22) - And the order protecting her records STAYS IN PLACE. WHAT THE JUDGE WROTE: The State said criminal liability is "speculative" because DOJ hasn't prosecuted anyone yet. The judge, in Footnote 3: "The Court finds this contention to be quite remarkable and reckless." And Footnote 5: "Plaintiff's suit also could derivatively save the SOS from being criminally charged federally." READ THAT ONE TWICE. FROM THE HEARING, SEPTEMBER 16: - To the State's lawyer, first sentence: "Off the top, you lose on the laches." (p 5) - When Benson's lawyer argued the burden on the State: "You're arguing practicalities. But you know what? I have to comply with the law. I have to follow the law." (p 11) - On calling out the State's specious claim that a clerk can't bring this case: "I'm with you on that. You're right." (p 16) - The State's own lawyer, on the record: "You're not going to hear a merits argument from me." (p 11) WHAT'S NEXT: The State now has to defend the rule on the merits, which it has AVOIDED SINCE THE START. Benson's lawyers promised in court to issue rulings on her requests within two weeks. Once those land, both sides file, and the judge decides whether a state rule can order clerks to delete what federal law says to keep. ONE CLERK. TWO LAWS. A JUDGE WHO READS AND CARES ABOUT THE LAW. Full opinion (Sept22): tinyurl.com/pollbookruling Hearing transcript (Sept 16): tinyurl.com/pollbooktranscri… Let's make Michigan safe, normal, and responsible again! 🇺🇸 @MIGOP @MI_Republicans @Th_Midwesterner @MINewsSource @stevegrubershow @MrJustinBarclay @JonathanTurley @RobGouveiaEsq @downi75 @Mike_Cox @MrAustinPredict @gatewaypundit @honestpollster @mifairelections @dcexaminer @MZHemingway @jsolomonReports

Judge Riordan has not ruled in McQueer v. Benson. He did, however, state: • “You lose on the laches, I think.” She asked in 2025. The “too late for November” argument did not survive contact with a calendar. • “I have to follow the law.” Practicality is not a statute. • One plaintiff. One township. He is not rewriting election IT for 83 counties from the bench like it’s a group chat. • Status quo: nobody delete the files until he writes an order. Priorities. • Also he casually noted the SOS “could be in jeopardy” under the 22-month federal retention law and called it “low-hanging fruit” for a new DOJ. • The entire crisis is approximately one $100 flash drive. The State heard “flash drive” and saw the fall of Rome. 7 days vs. 22 months. Clerk wants to obey both laws, which is illegal. Judge said he’ll think it over. Michigan. drive.google.com/file/d/1br8…

PICK A CRIME: That's the choice Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson handed my client, a township clerk. A new state rule Benson made orders my client to DELETE the electronic poll book records of the August 4 primary within 7 days of certification. What’s the problem? Federal law orders her to KEEP those same records for 22 months, into 2028. Delete them? Face up to 1 year of imprisonment under federal law. Refuse? Up to 90 days imprisonment under Michigan law. Every path carries a penalty aimed at my client personally. For trying to follow the law. My client wrote Jocelyn Benson and the Director of Elections on July 6 and asked one question: how do I obey both? Thirty-seven days. NO ANSWER. So we asked a judge, while the records still exist. No more waiting around. Declare which law controls. Preserve the voting records. And the part that should get your attention: the same rule governs the NOVEMBER election. Read all 156 pages, complaint and exhibits, yourself: tinyurl.com/pollbookcase The one-page fact sheet: tinyurl.com/pollbookcasefact… Let's make Michigan safe, normal, and responsible again! 🇺🇸 @MIGOP @MI_Republicans @TheJusticeDept @CivilRights @HarmeetKDhillon @RepMattHall @Th_Midwesterner @stevegrubershow @MrJustinBarclay @PattyLovesTruth @elonmusk @timlovesann @mifairelections @downi75 @DonnieDetroit19 @BobDinMI @MrAustinPredict @honestpollster

A law enforcement obstruction probe closes in on Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson as secret personal emails expose massive cover-ups and systemic voter registration fraud.