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BREAKING: Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson ordered clerks to DEFY federal & state law and DELETED ELECTION RECORDS in 7 days instead of the 22 month retention law. Now, Jocelyn Benson will face a new lawsuit. Deleting election records alone should tell you everything you need to know. What were they trying to cover up? A rigged election. Kevin Kijewski of KDK Law explains that Township Clerk Michelle McQueer just sued Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, Elections Director Jonathan Brater, and the Michigan Department of State in the Court of Claims over a direct clash between state and federal law on electronic poll book, EPB records. But there's a conflict: - Federal law (52 U.S.C. § 20701): Election records involving federal offices (including the Aug. 4, 2026 primary) must be preserved for 22 months (into June 2028). Willful failure to keep them risks up to 1 year in prison. EPB files show who checked in, when, and on which device. Michigan’s 281 city clerks and 1,240 township clerks (the most decentralized system in the U.S.) all face the same bind. - Michigan Admin. Code R 168.48, effective Oct. 23, 2025: EPB software and files must be deleted within 7 days after certification. Willful destruction of public records risks up to 2 years (MCL 750.491). Refusing to delete risks up to 90 days (MCL 168.931(1)(g)). The state rule creates an impossible choice, delete and risk federal prosecution, or keep the records and risk state prosecution, every path targets the clerk personally. On July 6, 2026, McQueer formally requested a declaratory ruling and stay from Benson and Brater. 37 days of total silence followed. Certification of the Aug. 4 primary is imminent this month. The 7-day deletion clock starts immediately after. The rulemaking process was deficient: the public notice described only a "secure live connection to the voter file" and never mentioned deletion. No one attended the July 15, 2025 hearing. The two written comments addressed only the connection, not deletion. The rule will also apply to the November general election. Declaratory judgment on whether the state rule can be enforced against the federal preservation mandate, plus an immediate order preserving the existing records while the case is decided. No damages requested. The filing urges the court to act before the November election. "A clerk should never have to choose which law to break." - Counsel Kevin Kijewski of KDK Law. McQueer: "My job is to follow the law and serve the citizens of my township… I asked the state and received no reply, so I am asking a court for relief."

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