2020 election

Six of Michigan's so-called "fake electors," facing criminal charges for their roles in the 2020 election, have been nominated again as GOP electors for the state.

Stefanie Lambert faces criminal charges for allegedly conspiring to gain access to ballot tabulators on behalf of former President Donald Trump. Lambert and others were trying to prove Trump’s false claims that he won Michigan in 2020, and only lost due to faulty or fraudulent voting equipment.

Former communications director for the Michigan GOP says an attorney for then-President Donald Trump’s campaign “took advantage” of the 15 Republicans who face charges for allegedly serving as false electors.

Former Michigan GOP co-Chair Meshawn Maddock and Kathy Berden, a Michigan committeewoman for the RNC, are among the seven defendants appearing today.

A judge says two defendants accused of participating in a fake elector scheme will not have their charges dropped due to comments made by the Michigan attorney general.

Two Michigan Republicans have been charged with charges related to 2020 election tampering.

Former Michigan attorney general candidate Matt DePerno and former state Representative Daire Rendon — both Republicans — have been charged with election-related crimes.

Republicans charged with conspiring to defraud voters, a Detroit-based James Beard award-winning food critic, and the third installment of Ride of Passage.

Former Flint Township Clerk Kathy Funk entered a “no contest” plea to the charge linked to allegations she tampered with a ballot container just after the 2020 August Primary.

Three Michigan residents who served as Democratic electors in the 2020 Presidential election have sued the 16 would-be Republican electors who falsely certified to Congress that Donald Trump won the state.