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This is exactly why Jocelyn Benson is hiding Michigan’s election data, and it’s exactly why I’ve asked the DOJ to oversee Michigan’s 2026 election.

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WHO IS ACTUALLY BUYING THIS? Serious question for Roop Raj: Have you actually done your due diligence on Michigan’s voter rolls & documented cases of noncitizens voting before accepting the premise that everything is fine? Because Michigan’s OWN Department of State confirmed 15 credible cases of apparent noncitizens voting in the 2024 election. Thirteen were referred for potential prosecution. Remember the Chinese national studying at U-M who allegedly registered, falsely claimed U.S. citizenship & CAST A BALLOT? That happened too. Does that prove widespread voter fraud? No. Does it prove the system is incapable of allowing an ineligible person to vote? Also no. And Michigan continues removing outdated registrations. Benson’s own administration says more than 1.1 MILLION have been removed since she took office. So when we’re told the voter rolls are “clean”, what exactly does that mean? Then there’s the DOJ. U.S. Department of Justice requested Michigan’s unredacted voter-registration database. Jocelyn Benson refused & provided a redacted version instead, arguing DOJ lacked the legal authority to demand the complete file and raising privacy concerns. But let’s be clear: we’re talking about the U.S. Department of Justice—not some random private organization asking Michigan to publish voters’ personal information online. The federal government already maintains enormous amounts of sensitive identifying information through agencies responsible for Social Security, immigration, passports, taxation & citizenship records. So the obvious question remains: If Michigan’s voter rolls are as clean & accurate as Benson says, why fight federal efforts to independently verify them? Nobody is asking for voters’ Social Security numbers or driver’s-license information to be posted publicly. We’re asking why the agencies responsible for enforcing federal election laws shouldn’t be able to lawfully cross-check the information necessary to determine whether everyone on Michigan’s voter rolls is actually eligible to be there. “Trust us” is not enough. That’s not transparency. And with documented cases of noncitizens getting through Michigan’s system & casting ballots, asking for independent verification isn’t unreasonable. It’s exactly what voters should demand.

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