>> Continued From the Previous Page <<
In Michigan, a state he won in 2016, Trump is leading the polls, making history as the first Republican presidential contender to do so since Reagan.
According to the most recent WDIV-Detroit News survey, which involved 600 probable Michigan voters for the general election, Trump is leading Biden with 47% of the vote.
Unfortunately, MIGOP Chair Kristina Karamo still lacks the necessary money that were promised during her campaign. Due to this lack of funding, Michigan is unable to raise the necessary funds to retake control of both houses of the state legislature and maybe win the state for Trump.
While fundraising is not Karamo’s strong suit, she is an excellent opponent of voter fraud. Karamo’s activism is particularly noteworthy in Michigan, where Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is using a variety of strategies to keep ineligible voters on the registers.
ALERT! Major Water Restrictions In Effect!
Possessing maybe the best volunteers in the country, Kristina Karamo is committed to fixing Michigan’s faulty electoral system. The painstaking work of Braden Giacobazzi, Tim Vetter, Phil O’Halloran, the MIGOP Director of Elections, and his colleagues has been priceless. Phil O’Halloran was instrumental in revealing a statewide probe into widespread voter registration fraud that was first detected in Muskegon, Michigan. Just one person filed over 10,000 voter registrations one month prior to the 2020 election. It is shocking to see that MI AG Dana Nessel and SOS Jocelyn Benson kept the inquiry a secret from the general public and clerks around the state.
With just nine months to go until the 2024 election, Pete Hoekstra is anticipated to raise money successfully. Having previously backed grassroots initiatives in Michigan, he has been an outspoken opponent of legal challenges aimed at the state’s sixteen electors. Furthermore, he has openly opposed the development of Gotion, a battery facility owned by the Chinese, near Big Rapids, Michigan.
Kristina Karamo, who is expected to continue opposing the RNC’s choice, has already sent the committee an email questioning its jurisdiction to make this kind of decision.
