Michigan Court of Appeals to review Detroits absentee ballot precinct inaccurate count
DETROIT An activist is suing Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for an inaccurate count reported from Detroits absentee ballot precincts in the August primary. The Michigan Court of Appeals has agreed to hear the case. Robert Davis, who is suing Benson over the miscount and attended the canvass of Detroits votes, said he had no choice. During the primary election, 72 percent of Detroits absentee ballot precincts had an inaccurate count. If the books dont match that means a recount is not legally possible which in a tight race is problematic.
AGs search warrant targeted emails from Detroit Mayor Duggan, top staff members
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessels Public Integrity Unit served a search warrant in the city of Detroit last Friday. Community activist Robert Davis got the warrant through a Freedom of Information Act request and it reveals what the AGs office was looking for. A Detroit Inspector Generals investigation found Wiley abused her authority when she ordered those emails to be deleted. The city said it is complying fully with the search warrant. We continue to cooperate fully with the AGs staff and we hope their work is completed soon."