Election Analysis Report: Muskegon County November 3, 2020
Executive Summary Issued April 30, 2022
Written by Chris Kaijala
A team of Muskegon County residents have been researching the mechanics of the November 3, 2020
election. Several important races in Muskegon County were determined by less than 600 votes. It is clear that
the voter registration file (Qualified Voter File or QVF) has many anomalies. The number of actual voter
registrations in Muskegon County should be 115,000 adults. More than 18,000 voter registrations were
added in 2020, and many were removed after the election. This is the initial report that covers 12 issues
under study related to this election. More than 18,000 voter registrations were added then deleted, 6,000 of
these voted. There were issues with about 44% of the 159 voter addresses that were initially canvassed. This
could affect up to 700 votes. It is clear that only several thousand votes could alter the outcome of several
races.
Election Analysis Report: Muskegon County November 3, 2020 (Issued 4/30/22 Rev. 0)
*Property of and paid for by the Muskegon County Republican Executive Committee
11. Approximately 6,000 voter registrations (that showed a vote was cast) in the “149k” QVF were removed
in Q1 2021.
12. Over 7,000 QVF entries were added then deleted between October 2020 and March 2021; moreover
these were not reported by the MI SOS.
13. The MC 2020 Election was influenced by private funds from billionaires. The influence of large amounts
of money came through 3rd party CTCL grants given to government groups in our County.
14. Ballot drop boxes and the mobile get-out-the-vote trailer created a possibility for “chain-of-custody”
problems and ballot harvesting.
15. A lack of Republican election workers and analysts contributed to problems and the real possibility that
election results were affected, and this perception eroded confidence in the election result.
16. Inability to finalize the election result in a timely manner eroded confidence in election outcomes.
17. If ineligible votes were cast, then MC resident’s votes and voice were not reflected as wins in some of
the races.
This Report by the numbers: QVF / Canvassing Highlights to date: Reference
• 234 dead voters / 90 death certificates found QVF dated 2nd Qtr 2021
• 3 dead voters born in 1850
• 1 dead voter born in 1892
• 247 voters age 100 to 170 years old, 15 voted
• 1,726 voters age 90 to 99, 163 death records found, and 939 voted
• 126 incorrect registrations found to date
• 2,051 people registered on a single day (October 9, 2020)
• There are many names of people that never existed in Muskegon County
• 114 registrations at transient locations / addresses QVF dated Dec 2020
• 128 duplicates to date (Zip Code List)
• Registrations at Vacant lots, vacant homes, and boat slips exist
• 13 voter registrations are associated with the Brookhaven Facility. It closed before Nov. 3, 2020
• 1,775 new residents moved into Muskegon County from 2015 to 2019 2010 US Census
• 3,225 excess registrations (voter records) were added to the MC QVF from 2015 – 2019
• 17,100 voter registrations were added between Oct 2019 and Nov 3, 2020 MI SOS Data
• 1,060 voter registrations were added between Nov 3, 2020 and Jan 1, 2021
• 13,130 excess registrations were in the QVF above the adult population (9.6% more than pop.)
• about 32,500 voter registrations in the Muskegon County QVF in Nov. 2020 did NOT represent the actual
voting public
• 9,000 to 20,854 voter records were apparently deleted in Q1 2021 from the Dec 2020 QVF
• 1,039 of the 20,854 records had no prior voting history recorded for Muskegon County.
• 6,294 of the 20,854 records had recorded votes in the 2020 election.
• 3,403 of the 6,294 voted in person at the 2020 election.
• 2,891 of the 6,294 voted by absentee ballot in the 2020 election.
• 170 of the 2,891 records casting absentee ballots in this group were 90 or more years old.
chew on that one filthy maggots.