An analysis of Michigan’s Qualified Voter File (QVF) has revealed irregularities indicating that over 100,000 voters appear to have cast multiple ballots from different addresses in the critical battleground state.

Specifically, the QVF shows 114,545 voters linked to a total of 279,113 ballots, suggesting a possible excess of 164,568 ballots cast as of October 29, 2024.

According to the findings, certain Voter IDs are tied to multiple ballot submissions across various locations in the state, raising alarms about the integrity of Michigan’s electoral process.

Although details about individual voters have not been fully disclosed, investigators presented one Voter ID as an example, showcasing a potential pattern of voters casting ballots from multiple addresses.

Matthew DePerno shared a list of ballots cast under a single Voter ID, each tied to a different address in critical swing state.

Michigan, with its high number of electoral votes and history as a key swing state, is set to play a decisive role in determining the next U.S. president.

Even small irregularities in voting can have significant impacts in such a competitive state, amplifying concerns that these discrepancies could allow the Democrats to steal the election from Trump.

Election integrity advocates argue that if these findings hold up under scrutiny, it could reveal systemic vulnerabilities within Michigan’s voting process and prompt urgent calls for enhanced security measures.