HOOBOY! Michigan judge allows release of forensic examination of Dominion Voting Machines in Antrim County that MI officials tried to block

Sam J. | 10:56 AM on December 14, 2020

Michigan, sounds like we have a problem.

By no means are we experts in election integrity or voting machines but gosh, this seems sorta important, yes?

This morning, a judge allowed the release of a report from a forensic examination of voting machines and data in Antrim County.

The Michigan Secretary of State's Office is already cautioning that the information is misleading and inaccurate. https://t.co/SdVK2qrqVM

— Craig Mauger (@CraigDMauger) December 14, 2020

From Detroit News:

“This evidence is crucial to a just resolution of the cases pending before this court,” the Michigan Republicans’ attorneys wrote to the U.S. Supreme Court. “The petitioners stand ready to provide the evidence to the court under the procedures it deems appropriate.”

But Dominion Voting Systems and the Michigan Secretary of State’s Office continue to urge caution about false information related to Antrim County.

Officials in the county failed to update the programming in their tabulators after requiring changes to their ballot, Dominion said in a statement issued Monday.

“The post-election canvass process is designed to catch errors, which is exactly where these errors were discovered,” the company said.

Interesting how Dominion and one of the officials who was trying to keep the report from being released are ‘cautioning’ that the information is misleading and inaccurate. Because clearly, we can take them seriously after everything we’re seeing in the report.

And SPEAKING of the report, it’s … well, it’s damning if true. Worth a gander right here.

One of the highlights from the report reads as follows (for whatever reason we cannot copy and paste so please excuse the screenshot):