'25,000 dead registrants': Why legal nonprofit is suing Soros-backed Michigan elections chief

Following a recent win in his legal battle to compel Michigan Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to purge 25,000 deceased voters from her state's rolls, Public Interest Legal Foundation President J. Christian Adams explained his suit on the "Just the News, Not Noise" television show.

• After the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan last week denied Benson's bid to dismiss the legal nonprofit's suit against her, Adams decried the George Soros-backed election official's unwillingness to update her rolls despite PILF's documentation of the dead voters.

Adams explained how blue states have sought to evade responsibility for maintaining voter rolls, opening the door to mistakes and mischief

• "[B]lue states in many cases are run by sort of ideological state election officials who are opposed to list maintenance."
• Polluted voter rolls are step one to problems when you have a system that is so heavily vote-by-mail.

Adams was asked his opinion of the Biden Department of Justice under the controversial leadership of Attorney General Merrick Garland.

• "Well, I guess I lived in the coal mine, and I was the canary in the DOJ that exposed unequal enforcement of law up close over a decade ago," said Adams. "And now what's happening throughout the entire department? Why aren't they involved in our Michigan case?”

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