The witness worked as a canvasser for an organization registering people to vote, hearing about the job through her uncle; she wore a green-and-blue shirt and reported to an office that used to be an eye-care center, canvassing outside a Walmart (p.1).
p.1Canvasser Interview — Pot/Money For Registrations
FBI FD-302 interview reportDec 12, 20232 pagesFBIMichigan Witness Interview Memo Pot For Registrations RELEASE MARKED.pdf
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The witness knew of other canvassers who would trade marijuana and/or money for voter-registration applications.
The witness said other canvassers were 'probably' submitting applications with fictitious names.
The witness met her baby's father while canvassing; he 'likely' filled out fictitious information on his registration application.
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She was paid $400 every two weeks via direct deposit to a prepaid debit card; there was no incentive or bonus to turn in applications; she was never directed to make up information and did not submit fictitious applications (p.1).
p.1She knew of other canvassers who would trade marijuana and/or money for voter-registration applications, and said other canvassers were "probably" submitting applications with fictitious names (p.1).
p.1She met her baby's father while canvassing; he "likely" filled out fictitious information on his registration application and is now in prison for an unrelated issue (p.1).
p.1Two named supervisors (a person `[REDACTED]` and that person's brother, FNU LNU) were supervisors at the organization; the witness provided Facebook screenshots of both (p.1–2).
p.1The witness confirmed her handwriting and signature on two canvassing contracts shown by agents (p.2).
p.2Page evidence
Canvasser Interview — Pot/Money For Registrations · p.1
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APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE BY COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT WARRINGTON on 10 July 2026
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FD-302 (Rev. 5-8-10)
UNCLASSIFIED//Fevo
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Date of entry 12/18/2023
date of birth (DOB) cellular telephone
1i@ interviewing gents and 1e 1 O interview,
provided the following information:
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heard about the
did not sound familiar.
canvassing job through her uncle. For each shi wore a green and
blue shirt and reported to an office on he office used to
be an eye care center. would then canvass for voter registrations
outside the Walmart. At e end of each shift, | would return to the
office on to turn in the voter registration applications she
collected.
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people to vote.
was paid $400 every two weeks. P| was paid via
to
prepaid debit card. There wasn't an incentive or bonus
turn in voter registration applications.
a: never directed to make
up information on the voter registration applica — was never
1ces.
told she might have an opportunity to work in other of
knew of other canvassers who would trade marijuana and/or money for
voter registration applications. Other canvassers were "probably" submitting
voter registration applications with fictitious names.
submitted voter registration applications with fictitious information.
met her baby's father, while she was
CanVassing. likely filleq out Tic Tous information on his voter
registration application. P| is now in prison for an unrelated issue.
[Agent Note:
provided a screenshot from Facebook of a
The screensho 1aS been digitally attached to this report asa :
a and P| brother, First Name Unknown (FNU) Last Name
nknown {LNU), were Supervisors at the organization. | and FNU LNU were
[Agent Note: po did not have contact information for either a or
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UNCLASSIFIED//EO¥O
File# S6D-DE-3407960 Date drafted 12/15/2023
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