In August, The Gateway Pundit published a revealing report based on a previously undisclosed Michigan State Police investigation into a potential voter registration scheme. This report was shared by Phil O’Halloran, the MIGOP Director of Election Integrity.
Details of the Investigation
The report highlighted an extensive cover-up by Michigan’s Democrat Attorney General Dana Nessel and Democrat Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson regarding a statewide investigation by the MI State Police and Muskegon Police Department. After the publication, tips started pouring in from readers who aimed to fill gaps in the heavily redacted police report.
Key Findings and Suspect Identification
The Michigan State Police had redacted the suspect’s name who allegedly dropped off 8,000-10,000 voter registration forms at the Muskegon City Clerk’s office. However, in one instance, her name was left unredacted:
“Meisch stated some of the forms were dropped off in person to the Muskegon City Clerk’s Office on 10/8/20 by a black female. The female identified herself as Brianna Hawkins and stated she was employed by and/or told Meisch that her employment entailed registering voters and helping them obtain absentee ballots.”
Meisch estimated that GBI (Strategies) and EM or Empower Michigan had delivered approximately 8,000-10,000 voter registration forms to the Muskegon City Clerk’s office and provided a sampling of 42 suspected fraudulent applications for examination.
Fraudulent Voter Applications
MI SOS Analyst Corey Ames identified “a quantity of voter application forms that are clearly fraudulent.” However, he did not specify the exact number. Thanks to a FOIA request by citizen investigator Yehuda Miller, video evidence surfaced showing an interview between MI AG Investigator Stephen C. Morse and Brianna Hawkins about her role in delivering fraudulent voter registration forms for GBI Strategies.
Interview with Brianna Hawkins
During the interview on Oct. 29, 2020, Brianna explained her hiring process and daily duties. She mentioned difficulties in identifying fraudulent registrations and stated that GBI Strategies worked exclusively in urban areas without explaining why.
Brianna revealed that their system was flawed and that it was easy to identify canvassers responsible for over 1,000 false registrations. Despite this massive fraudulent operation, no arrests have been made.
Muskegon City Clerk’s Role
AG Investigator Morse noted that Muskegon City Clerk Ann Meisch reported hundreds of fraudulent voter registration applications delivered by GBI Strategies. Brianna confirmed finding at least 1,000 fraudulent applications herself, suggesting more could be found by others.
Response from GBI Strategies
Brianna recounted how Gary Bell, owner of GBI Strategies, responded dismissively when informed about the fraudulent registrations, telling them not to worry about it.
Brianna also disclosed that fraudulent applications were being mailed from a hotel in Auburn Hills, MI. She expressed confusion over why Empower Michigan would mail registrations when GBI had a nearby office.
Statewide Impact
Muskegon City Clerk Ann Meisch wasn’t alone in receiving suspicious packages marked “EM” from a hotel in Auburn Hills. Other clerks across Michigan received similar packages but did not report them to authorities.
A whistleblower confirmed that many clerks received envelopes stuffed with registrations featuring identical signatures and fake details.
Official Statements vs. Reality
For three years, residents were assured by AG Nessel and SOS Benson that Michigan’s 2020 election was secure. They dismissed claims of widespread voter fraud as part of a “big lie” concocted by Donald Trump supporters. Now, evidence suggests otherwise.
This new information reveals significant discrepancies between official statements and actual events surrounding Michigan’s voter registration process during the 2020 election.