The witness was tasked in 2020 to find unregistered people and get them to sign up to vote; his girlfriend worked there and recruited him by showing how much money he could make ($700–$800 a week) (p.1).
p.1Canvasser Interview — 196 (Hourly; Fliers for Biden)
FBI FD-302 interview reportDec 12, 20232 pages196 - RELEASE MARKED.pdf
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The witness was recruited by his girlfriend who showed him he could make $700–$800 a week registering voters, and the operation paid some workers more for more signatures, creating a financial incentive to submit fraudulent registrations.
Some people registered on more than one occasion, and some had friends sign duplicate applications, indicating potential voter registration fraud.
Workers were tasked to go door-to-door hanging fliers saying to vote for Biden, and some people thought the organization worked for Joe Biden, suggesting the operation was perceived as partisan.
The witness quit because something seemed 'off,' and later heard the building was raided by police, implying possible criminal investigation into the operation.
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The operation had an office; an older woman (possibly named `[REDACTED]`) wore a green shirt and would drop off workers daily; workers were dropped at different locations around Muskegon daily; some people registered on more than one occasion (p.1).
p.1At the end of each shift all applications were turned over to supervisors; the witness said he was never asked to and never fraudulently filled out applications; he was paid hourly, not by number of applications, but knew some people got more money for more signatures (p.1).
p.1Some people had friends sign duplicate applications; good performers could be promoted to driver or supervisor; there was no per-shift quota (p.1).
p.1Some people thought the organization worked for Joe Biden; when not getting people to register, workers were tasked to go door-to-door hanging fliers saying to vote for Biden (p.1).
p.1Something seemed "off," so after a short time the witness quit; he later heard the building was raided by police; he confirmed he filled out and signed a Canvasser Contract (attached as a digital 1A) (p.1–2).
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Canvasser Interview — 196 (Hourly; Fliers for Biden) · p.1
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