We Now Know Why They Covered the Windows at Detroit’s TCF Center the Day After 2020 Election — And Who Did It–New Evidence Reveals Potentially Big Scheme

A recent investigation has brought to light allegations regarding the voting process at Detroit's TCF Center during the November 2020 election. The findings stem from a review of nearly one million documents obtained through a FOIA lawsuit, leading to claims of misconduct involving poll challengers and the handling of ballots.

1. Covering of Windows:

• It has been revealed that Democrat poll challenger David Burcar covered the windows at the TCF Center to obstruct Republican poll challengers from observing the absentee ballot counting process.

• Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson had falsely claimed that the Detroit Police covered the windows due to safety concerns, which has been contested.

2. Intimidation of Republican Challengers:

• Reports indicate that Republican poll challengers were harassed and excluded from the counting area, while Democrat poll challengers outnumbered them significantly.

• Election workers allegedly covered windows with cardboard and taunted Republicans, further complicating transparency during the counting of over 170,000 absentee ballots.

3. Processing of “Military” Ballots:

• A significant number of ballots labeled as “military” were allegedly processed without proper verification, raising concerns about their legitimacy.

• Investigation into the ballots showed discrepancies, such as voters registered with questionable addresses, including non-residential locations.

4. Election Official Actions:

• Election officials reportedly registered voters with misdated entries to facilitate ballot counting, a practice that could lead to fraudulent votes.

• There is evidence suggesting that many of the processed “military” ballots did not align with the typical voting patterns of military voters, who statistically lean Republican.

5. Call for Investigation:

• The investigation team has urged federal authorities to examine what they believe is an organized scheme to manipulate the election outcome by hindering Republican oversight during ballot processing.

• The focus is on identifying the source of questionable ballots and why they were mislabeled, as well as the broader implications for election integrity.

The review of documents and firsthand accounts from the November 2020 election in Detroit has led to serious allegations regarding ballot handling and the obstruction of Republican observers. The claims call into question the transparency and legitimacy of the election process in that location. The investigation continues, with calls for formal inquiries into the actions of election officials and the scrutiny of the processing of absentee ballots. 

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