I understand with some frustration that many folks are giving @RepSteveCarra some heat for introducing his bill for a forensic audit. Please stop that. He readily acknowledges that the bill he introduced is not perfect and is seeking suggestions on how to improve it.
I have personally been in discussions with him and @JovanHPulitzer. Steve is committed to amend the bill to avoid what Jovan refers to as a "fractional audit".
I have provided him with a substitute bill proposal that addresses this issue and more.
I have provided him with a substitute bill proposal that addresses this issue and more.
Rather than criticize his bill, we should be commending Rep Carra for being the first legislator to peek out of the foxhole and tackle the topic of a forensic audit in Michigan.
He is helping us to have a serious discussion on how we can best implement a real forensic audit in wake of 250 fake audits promoted by Jocelyn Benson that were not even recounts in most cases (18,000 ballots avgs out to 72 ballots/precinct. Precincts have up to 2,999 voters).
There are many avenues available to pursuing a forensic audit. A bill such as the one proposed by Rep Carra is but one means of doing so. So, please express your appreciation for his willingness to actually listen to the citizens of Michigan and call for a forensic audit.
Attacking him merely encourages those in opposition to a forensic audit.
If you want courageous representatives, show appreciation for them when we see evidence of courage.
If you want courageous representatives, show appreciation for them when we see evidence of courage.
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