Detroit Lawyers Say Voter Fraud Allegations Based On A Failure To Understand How Elections Work
DETROIT, MICHIGAN - NOVEMBER 07: Rallygoers deliver the “Count Every Vote” message in the wake of the presidential election results on November 7, 2020 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Scott Legato/Getty Images for MoveOn)
The city of Detroit is rejecting claims of cheating presented by Trump supporters. Attorneys for the city responded to the allegations by writing, “Most of the objections raised in the submitted affidavits are grounded in an extraordinary failure to understand how elections function.”
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Detroit city attorney David Fink said, “the Trump campaign suit simply repeats the baseless claims that have been made in four separate lawsuits and that already have been refuted by each court that has ruled so far.” (Source: Yahoo News)
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