1/6 Momentum building for a forensic audit in MI! Rep Matt Maddock is latest rep to extend his support to a push by the MI legislature to conduct a forensic audit! We only need one chamber to initiate an audit. In AZ, it was their Senate. Will it be the House in MI? We'll see. 
2/6 Three basic options for legislature-led audit:
1) HB 5091 by Rep Steve Carra (latest version features FULL forensic audit)
2) House Resolution granting subpoena authority to a House Committee. Subpoena authority necessary to gain access to statewide election records.
1) HB 5091 by Rep Steve Carra (latest version features FULL forensic audit)
2) House Resolution granting subpoena authority to a House Committee. Subpoena authority necessary to gain access to statewide election records.
3/6 3) Citizen initiative introducing a bill similar to updated HB 5091. Once sufficient signatures obtained, it goes to vote by Senate and House without any need for signature by Governor.
4/6 If we use the AZ cost model for the audit, a full forensic audit of the state of Michigan would cost around $18M (~$3/vote). Private sources from all of the country are likely to chip in to ensure that our 2020 election was truly free and fair.
5/6 Remember, per Article II Section IV of the Michigan Constitution, our citizens have a RIGHT to an audit of the statewide election results. To date, there has not been a single audit. @mdeperno @RealMarkFinchem @fox2news @christina_bobb @LizHarrisMBA @Liz_Wheeler
6/6 We need 56 representatives willing to honor their oaths to support the MI Constitution. So far, I know of Representatives Maddock, Carra, Bezotte, and Rendon. Time to work on the other 52! #TimeToShine @MrJustinBarclay @EpochTimes @news_ntd @SandyRiosTweet @stevegrubershow
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