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Trump's election fraud: Michigan vs Minnesota

In a lawsuit seeking to stop the certification of Georgia's election, Trump's team presented supposed irregularities in vote counting in Michigan, which used the same voting machines as Georgia. However, many of the precincts listed in the filing are in Minnesota, not Michigan, and none of them had more votes than registered voters. Trump's lawyers have admitted to mistaking the two states, but did not explain where the numbers they presented came from. A federal judge dismissed the case".

Reliability: 0.9, Confidence: 0.15

References

Reference Entailment Degree Comment
CLAIM_test-channel_d32a8979-0b9b-43 Supports 0.9 According to the official Election Summary Report, none of the Michigan voting jurisdictions listed in the affidavit had 100% turnout or higher.
CITATION_test-channel_941e1752-a6b2-44 Contradicts 0.2 The affidavit comes from Russell James Ramsland Jr., a cybersecurity analyst and former republican congressional candidate. Ramsland mistook voting jurisdictions in Minnesota for Michigan towns.
CITATION_test-channel_b5ad2f39-f065-4d Contradicts 0.1 Rudy Giuliani, a lawyer representing President Donald Trump, falsely claimed that many precincts in Michigan recorded more votes than actual voters.
CITATION_test-channel_58d0324b-d04f-40 Supports 0.9 Election Summary Report, November 3, 2020- General Election, Detroit, Michigan- Official Results.

Reviews

Reviewer Score Comment
FACT_CHECKER_test-channel_c48g2071-947e-83 0.9 A cross-check by the Washington Post on the numbers from the five precincts alleged to have the highest number of over-votes, found that the Ramsland affidavit overestimated the numbers in all five precincts.
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