Are dead people voting in Michigan in record numbers? According to the Michigan Department of State, it’s all a “clerical error”:…Apparently, the system hadn’t been updated yet to correct the information that Twitter user Essential Fleccas was reporting (see below). Does this mean dead people haven’t been used to vote in elections in Michigan?
Michigan Department of State:
Essential Fleccas went through the voter rolls in Michigan to see if dead people voted in 2020. He’s just plugged in the information and got the results of what appeared to be dead voters who voted in the 2020 election.
The MICHIGAN VOTER INDEX was used to check on the votes but has reportedly been taken offline.
The video of the submission of the dead person’s information and then the notification that they voted is below. The “clerical errors” show the dead people voted but according to the Michigan Department of State it didn’t happen.
Lol! He's right.
I used info via Social Security Death Index on "Your Voter Information" on the Michigan SoS website.
William was born in 1902, died in Detroit at age 82 in 1984.
He applied for an absentee ballot on 9/11, submitted it on 9/19.
They've been at it for months. https://t.co/jfpaVIFLhh pic.twitter.com/l4kCijui0g
— Rich Baris The People's Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) November 5, 2020
ANOTHER ANOTHER ONE: Apparently Donna Brydges (born in 1901) voted via absentee ballot in Mason County, Michigan. That would make her 119 years old!
More #deadvoters #stopthesteal https://t.co/fZN3vffXci pic.twitter.com/Sk6j50BpHp
— Fleccas 🇺🇸 (@fleccas) November 5, 2020
Another one…William Bradley is 118 years old!
Turns out 118 year old “William Bradley” voted via absentee ballot in Wayne County, Michigan. William Bradley died in 1984.
How long has this been going on?
Try it for yourself: https://t.co/UWupRTi0Rw pic.twitter.com/aOLSe1DXJo
— Fleccas 🇺🇸 (@fleccas) November 5, 2020