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BREAKING: Wayne County, MI Was Never Lawfully Certified for 2020 Election

For years now, we’ve been told that the 2020 election was the most secure election in history.

Of course, that is one of the most blatantly false narratives ever pushed, and we continue to uncover more evidence to the contrary.

The latest big finding comes out of Wayne County, Michigan, where it appears that the 2020 election was never even certified.

According to newly released evidence, key signatures were missing from the county’s general election certification.

Only two county canvassers signed the certification paperwork, and both were democrats.

This is a big problem, because according to the Michigan Legislature (MCL 168.24e), at least one democrat AND one republican need to sign the document for it to be legally binding.

The two republican members of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers did not sign the certification due to having reservations about the integrity of what was presented to them.

It appears that the democrats hoped everyone would ignore this fact and simply “rubber stamp” the certification anyway.

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The Gateway Pundit provided more proof that the 2020 election may not be legitimate:

In contrast with the 2016 and 2018 certifications in Wayne County, the certification paperwork for the 2020 election was only signed by two of the county canvassers. Per MCL 168.24e, this is reportedly NOT a sufficient number of canvassers to certify the election. In other words, the 2020 general election results in Wayne County were not lawfully certified. This is a statement of fact, not conjecture.

Technically, only one Republican and one Democrat have to sign the document to make it legal, but in the case of the 2020 election, only two Democrats have signed the official 2020 General Election Certificate.

Anyone attempting to assert that the failure to lawfully certify the 2020 general election results in Wayne County was simply a “clerical error” would be incorrect. The record of the events leading up to the certification vote on November 17, 2020, as well as the meeting minutes for the November 17, 2020, Wayne County Board of Canvassers meeting, clearly indicates that the two Republican members of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers, Monica Palmer and William Hartman (now deceased), had significant reservations as to the integrity of the election records presented to them for certification. There were significant anomalies for which no satisfactory explanation had been provided to them by election officials. There was clearly an expectation by these officials that Palmer and Hartman would simply “look the other way” and “rubber stamp” the certification regardless of these anomalies. They did not do so.

Legally speaking, this could mean that Donald Trump was the actual winner in 2020.

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According to Section 168.24e in the Michigan State Legislature, Wayne County’s results are null and void:

Any 3 members constitute a quorum, but no action becomes effective unless 1 member from each political party represented concurs in the action.

I’ve got to agree with everyone else here.

Donald Trump should be recognized as the legal winner of the 2020 presidential election.

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