Executive Board Session (B. Wiesner)

Executive Summary:

**Introduction:**
This document serves as a public comment submitted by Bill Wiesner to the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners, primarily addressing concerns regarding election integrity reflected in the Michigan Supreme Court race results from the 2020 election. Wiesner highlights significant discrepancies in voting swings across various counties, notably Antrim, Leelanau, and Grand Traverse, and presents a series of questions for County Clerk Michelle Crocker regarding the integrity of the election processes.

**Key Concerns:**
Wiesner underscores alarming statistics that demonstrate unexpected voting trends, particularly in Grand Traverse County, where historical voting patterns dramatically shifted in favor of Democrat candidates in 2020, despite a consistent Republican advantage in prior elections. He expresses concerns over the manipulation of election data, particularly focusing on anomalies found in Cast Vote Records (CVRs) across numerous counties that reportedly suggest algorithmic interference.

**Questions for Clerk Michelle Crocker:**
To address these integrity concerns, Wiesner has formulated three critical questions for Clerk Crocker regarding her vendor, Election Source, and the allegations of systemic vulnerabilities in Dominion Voting Systems. He seeks clarification on the vendor’s explanation of anomalous vote graphs, admissions about system back doors, and the substantial voting ratio changes noted in the 2020 election compared to previous cycles.

**Conclusion:**
Wiesner emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in election procedures, urging that these inquiries be addressed to safeguard the integrity of elections within Leelanau County and beyond. His engagement is framed within a broader context of national election security concerns, and he provides links to detailed resources to support his claims and inquiries.

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