Michigan Voter-Registration Investigation

Grand Rapids Closing Communication

FBI closing communicationSep 25, 20251 page265_0000001 - RELEASE MARKED.pdf

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  • The FBI closed the investigation because no criminal violation or priority threat to national security was identified, and all logical leads were exhausted.

  • There was no evidence that anyone submitted false voter registrations for the purpose of establishing the ability to vote, nor that anyone instructed others to do so.

  • Interviews of an employee and several canvassers indicated that canvassers were not instructed to falsify voter-registration information.

  • An AUSA concurred with closing the investigation, and the point of contact is a Special Agent.

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FBI Detroit, Grand Rapids Resident Agency closed the captioned matter, stating no further investigation was warranted because logical investigation and/or leads had been exhausted and the investigation to date did not identify a criminal violation or a priority threat to national security (p.1).

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States there was no evidence that anyone submitted false voter registrations for the purpose of establishing the ability to vote; FBI Detroit (OCR shows "GBI Detroit") found no evidence that anyone [instructed others to] submit false voter registrations (p.1).

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Interviews of an employee and several canvassers were conducted, which indicated canvassers were not instructed to falsify voter-registration information (p.1).

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An AUSA `[REDACTED]` concurred with closing the investigation; the point of contact is a Special Agent `[REDACTED]` (p.1).

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