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Republican lawyers confused Michigan with Minnesota in an election lawsuit they eventually lost

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An affidavit claimed voting irregularities in 19 precincts because someone apparently confused Michigan with Minnesota.

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Trump's legal team seemingly didn't notice its allegation of election fraud in Michigan is based on data from Minnesota

President Trump's legal team has finally revealed what it claims is a definitive example of election fraud in Michigan — based on data from Minnesota.Since the presidential election more than two weeks ago, Trump and his supporters have launched legal efforts aimed at somehow overturning President-elect Joe Biden's win. Trump lawyers Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, and Jenna Ellis continued that effort in a wild Thursday press conference where the…

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States
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The IndependentThe Independent

Trump lawyers mix up Michigan and Minnesota in latest court filing fail

It follows an election lawsuit filed in the wrong court

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom
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USA TodayUSA Today

Trump lawsuit confuses Michigan and Minnesota locations in affidavit claiming voter fraud

Trump, his legal team, and his supporters have continued to tout unsubstantiated claims of voting fraud.

3 years ago·United States
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Global NewsGlobal News

Trump lawyers mix up Michigan and Minnesota in bungled voter fraud claim

Donald Trump's lawyers botched a legal filing in a failed bid to claim widespread fraud in Georgia.

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada
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The HillThe Hill

Trump lawyers cited Minnesota counties in affidavit about Michigan: report

Attorneys for President Trump's reelection campaign filed an affidavit in Michigan that cited data from Minnesota counties, The New York Times reported Friday. L. Lin Wood, an Atlanta-based lawyer working with the campaign, filed an analysis from ex-GOP congressional candidate Russell Ramslad which reportedly showed unusually high turnout in Democratic areas in Michigan, according to the newspaper. However, when the conservative legal blog...

3 years ago·Washington, United States
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Trump’s legal team humiliated after confusing Michigan with Minnesota in election fraud affidavit

You just cannot make this stuff up. Donald Trump’s crack legal team Thursday filed a lawsuit alleging Michigan fraud that cited a list of seemingly irregular township voting percentages. Unfortunately, the data in a supporting affidavit might have been more persuasive had it not come from two states away in Minnesota. Yes, it appears “MI” […]

3 years ago·United States
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