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Two Republicans from the Wayne County, Michigan Elections Commission repeatedly changed their decisions and demanded to cancel their own statements on the recognition of the election results a day earlier.
Team of elections officials in Detroit, Michigan (Illustration: Rex)
Washington Post Monica Palmer and William Hartmann, two Republicans on the Wayne County, Michigan Elections Committee, said on November 18 that they wanted to cancel the statement confirming the results of the 11 3 local elections. this.
Initially, Palmer and Hartman, two of the four members of the previous committee, on 11/17 refused to acknowledge the Wayne County election results, even though the deadline for the county to confirm them is the same day. However, just hours later, Palmer and Hartman changed their minds and approved the results. But after just one day, these two people again reversed their decision by filing an affidavit with the desire to cancel their actions earlier.
According to the results of the vote count, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden ahead of President Donald Trump in Wayne County by more than 300,000 votes. In the state of Michigan as a whole, Biden got 140,000 more votes than Trump and is expected to get 16 electoral votes from the state.
Palmer and Hartman said they agreed to confirm the results of the Nov. 17 election because Michigan Secretary General Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat, agreed to reexamine the county’s votes for the trial. error handling. However, on November 18, two Republicans claimed that compromised tests were not planned.
They then took the oath and asked to withdraw their confirmation of the election results the day before. The affidavit also accused the Wayne County Board of Elections of “serious errors and deserves an investigation.”
However, according to observers, efforts to withdraw confirmation of the two Republican members will not appear to affect the state of Michigan that officially closed the vote.
According to journalist Kayla Ruble, all Michigan counties have confirmed the election results and the confirmation documents were signed late on the night of November 17, just before the deadline. Jonathan Kinloch, vice chairman of the Wayne County Elections Commission, told Ruble that “the case is complete,” implying that the Palmer and Hartman measure is unlikely to work.
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