In 2020 the witness was employed by an organization (name not recalled) that assisted in registering people to vote; she was referred by a friend and told she would be paid to get people to sign to register (p.1).
p.1Canvasser Interview — Paid By Registration; Others Falsified
FBI FD-302 telephonic interview reportDec 12, 20232 pagesFBIMichigan Witness Interview Memo Paid By Registration Others Falsified RELEASE MARKED.pdf
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The witness was paid per signature for voter registration, receiving approximately $300, then another amount, then $200, loaded onto a card.
The witness stated that most employees submitted voter registrations with false information because it was 'easy money'.
The witness believed people submitted falsified applications to complete as many as possible, though she never did so herself.
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She was paid based on how many signatures she received — approximately $300 once, then another amount, then $200 (approximations); money was placed on a "card" (p.1).
p.1She was required to submit 2–3 applications to get paid; no bonuses; no incentives or opportunities to work in other cities/states; not aware of anyone giving anything to people in return for registrations (p.1).
p.1A supervisor was described as a black female "running things" at the Muskegon location on Broadway and Hoyt (p.1).
p.1She stated most employees submitted voter registrations with false information because it was "easy money"; she was not directed to make up information and never did, and never submitted applications with fake signatures — she only heard about others doing so (p.2).
p.2She believed people submitted falsified applications so they could complete as many as possible; she completed a canvasser contract (p.2).
p.2An unknown black male supervisor was described (FNU/LNU, male, black, medium height, average build) (p.2).
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