Our friends at the Gateway Pundit and @TheSCIF on X have broken the code on how GBI STRATEGIES, a corrupt Democrat-funded group, flooded 68 Michigan cities with over 104 packages of shady voter registrations in 2020, and Muskegon was the ONLY place they got caught.
New evidence from FOIA docs and police reports shows GBI Strategies, aka Empower Michigan, ran a massive statewide operation. Only one clerk sounded the alarm. The rest? Buried.
Shipments were date-staggered, over 22 cities received 2, 3, or more packages, Flint received 4. Some used medium flat-rate boxes that could hold around 1,400 pages.
Only Muskegon City Clerk Ann Meisch reported it and turned over evidence. She estimated 8,000–10,000 forms delivered there, plus another around 2,500 on the registration deadline, flagging 42 as highly suspicious.
Forms documented by the Gateway Pundit showed same handwriting across many applications, non-existent or invalid addresses like, 7000 block of Pine St, 600 block of Maffett St, Muskegon High School listed as a residence, wrong phone numbers, signatures that didn't match SOS records, last-4 SSN only, no driver's license, identical signatures, some signed with "X," already-registered voters, no names filled out.
Return addresses used a Staybridge Suites hotel, 917 N. Opdyke Rd, Auburn Hills, and the real office at 24225/24255 W. 9 Mile Rd, Southfield. GBI operated out of at least a dozen hotels from Iowa to Florida, the report shows.
Michigan State Police raided GBI locations in Southfield, Muskegon Heights, and Grand Haven. Internal documents and staff handwriting confirmed the scheme was statewide, not limited to Muskegon.
A canvasser interviewed admitted working for GBI owner Gary Bell, hired Aug 2020, paid $1,150 per week + rental car and hotel, canvassers were paid hourly, initially claimed per form, via reloadable cards. She named work in Muskegon, Detroit, Ypsilanti, Southfield, Flint, and Lansing.
Other clerks on a private Michigan Clerks Facebook group, shared by a whistleblower, reported identical issues, same signatures, pushy canvassers pressuring people to fill forms in others' names, packages with no ID, etc. Many asked "who do we report this to?" but few contacted police.
Michigan’s Democrat Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson allegedly hid and downplayed the investigation, violated election law by telling clerks to ignore signature matching on absentee envelopes, and enabled the problem.
Michigan’s Democrat Attorney General Dana Nessel's office took over the probe and requested FBI involvement, allegedly to keep details from the public and avoid casting doubt on the 2020 election.
No public evidence that the fraudulent registrations were kept off the rolls or that the system "caught" them statewide. Large-city clerks reportedly couldn't even identify the fakes.
Top Democrats, including then-Senate candidate Gary Peters and the Biden campaign, paid GBI for voter registration work, tied by the article to "come-from-behind" victories after Election Day.
The full impact on the 2020 Michigan election remains unknown due to lack of oversight of third-party registration groups. President Trump, in a July 17 address, directed the DOJ to reopen the investigation, citing the Muskegon-origin probe that spread statewide. The Gateway Pundit says it has not been contacted by FBI or DOJ.
