A friends sent to this me. It is from True the Vote. 

We're just weeks away from the public release of TRAPPED, and we're not waiting quietly!

Last week, we put a piece of the Michigan story in front of the public every single day — the posts, the addresses, the documents. What follows is a selection of our social media posts, in order. Then the records underneath it. Then a call to action.

This story is moving daily, sometimes hourly — to follow it as it breaks, click any of the social icons at the bottom of this email. One click, and you're in it with us.

Because what's happening in Michigan isn't staying in Michigan.

Why Michigan? Why now?

Michigan in 2026 isn't just another battleground — it's a convergence point. An open U.S. Senate seat. An open governor's office. An open attorney general. An open secretary of state. All 38 state Senate seats and all 110 state House seats — on one ballot, in a state decided by whisper-thin margins, election after election. Whoever wins Michigan doesn't just govern ten million people. They control the election administration, the legal machinery, and the voter rolls of the state that decides presidencies.

And the machinery is already speaking. A whistleblower inside the Secretary of State's own office now alleges the state's software registers noncitizens to vote when they apply or change information on their drivers licenses or IDs . A sheriff has referred it to the Department of Justice. Local clerks — the people responsible for overseeing local elections — are asking the Federal government for help verifying their own voter lists, because the state's system won't let them do it themselves.

Every American — whatever their politics — has a stake in whether Michigan's elections can be verified. And the same software runs the motor vehicle systems in half the states in this country.

Georgia. Arizona. Pennsylvania. Wisconsin. Nevada. Texas. Decided by the same thin margins, choosing this same year the officials who will run their elections. What we found in Detroit, we'll be looking for everywhere.

TRAPPED starts in Michigan. It doesn't end there.

There is much more on the full post so click over. Note this at the end.

Be kind. Clerks aren't the problem — most are begging for the tools to fix this — but if what is happening in Michigan can easily be happening in other parts of the country, and you need to know!)

https://newsletter.truethevote.org/posts/13-voters-one-vacant-house-thousands-more-like-it-1