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Following Michigan’s 2020 election, new rules were implemented by the Democratic legislature. These changes, introduced in response to previous conflicts, allow for easier removal of poll challengers who repeatedly challenge ballots or actions. While intended to streamline the process, critics argue that the rules will disproportionately affect GOP challengers, making it nearly impossible for them to effectively monitor the vote count.
During the 2020 election, GOP challengers were infamously removed from Detroit’s TCF Center, sparking widespread accusations of fraud. Trejo, who was present during the late-night ballot drops at the TCF Center, has remained vocal about what he witnessed, and the recordings from this year’s training suggest that Democrats are again planning to control the narrative at the polls.
David Jaffe, a well-known activist in Detroit’s political scene, led the training sessions. Jaffe openly encouraged participants to adopt aggressive tactics, including using security personnel to help remove GOP inspectors. He emphasized that Democratic challengers have a strong relationship with security personnel at polling centers, who are often biased in their favor. Jaffe was quoted as saying, “We have a really good reputation with the security people. We have a good reputation with all the folks who work there.”
The training further outlined that the GOP’s ability to monitor ballot counting would be severely limited. One alarming tactic involved hiding the electronic poll book from Republican challengers. The electronic poll book, a key tool for auditing ballots in real time, has been a focus of election integrity efforts. In 2020, numerous reports indicated irregularities, including voters with suspicious birthdates from the 1800s.
Here is the full training session video:
Without access to this tool, Republicans fear they won’t be able to properly verify ballots, opening the door for potential fraud. Democrats, according to the training, plan to use the law to remove GOP challengers who raise too many objections. Jaffe described this approach as a way to cripple Republican efforts to monitor the election, saying, “A challenged ballot is always counted.”
Perhaps most troubling is the open strategy of doxxing election integrity activists. Jaffe encouraged Democratic challengers to gather information on their Republican counterparts and to document their actions in a way that could lead to their identification. “Let’s be clear about their goals,” Jaffe said during the session. “They’re gonna be there to delay the count… Create chaos, cause problems in Detroit.”
This aggressive approach has led many to question whether Democrats are more interested in winning at all costs than in ensuring a fair election. The training session also made it clear that GOP challengers would face significant restrictions on their movements within polling centers, with security personnel empowered to remove them for minimal infractions.
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Republicans are now preparing for the challenges they will face during the upcoming election, armed with Trejo’s recordings of the training. Shane Trejo told The Gateway Pundit, “The training exposed how Democrats are training their poll challengers to doxx election integrity activists and prevent them from stopping fraud.”
The Democratic Party’s efforts to curtail election oversight have sparked renewed fears of a repeat of the 2020 election, where many Republicans felt that irregularities went unchecked. With the latest revelations, GOP activists are calling for heightened scrutiny at polling centers and are gearing up for what could be a contentious election season in Detroit.
As election day approaches, the stakes have never been higher. With both sides preparing for potential confrontations at the polls, the integrity of the election process in Detroit remains a hotly debated topic.
