Referrals, interviews, investigative memoranda, and disposition records concerning suspected fraudulent registration applications in Michigan.
A 16 March 2021 FBI Detroit electronic communication opens a full investigation into allegations of fraudulent voter-registration submissions and possible payments for registrations in Michigan.
An FBI FD-302 summarizes a December 2023 interview with a former 2020 canvasser about recruitment, compensation, registration practices, and political-flyer work.
A one-page FBI FD-302 records a former canvasser’s account of voter-registration work and expressly contains no FBI recommendations or conclusions.
A 25 September 2025 FBI Grand Rapids closure memorandum says investigative leads were exhausted, no criminal violation was identified, canvasser interviews found no instruction to falsify voter-registration information, and an Assistant U.S. Attorney concurred in closing the matter.
A redacted FBI email chain from late 2021 records internal disagreement about closing a Michigan voter-registration investigation and communications concerning DOJ Public Integrity Section concurrence with non-prosecution.
An FBI electronic communication records database and Michigan Secretary of State searches concerning information on one redacted voter-registration form.
An FBI electronic communication documents checks of one redacted voter-registration form and the discrepancies those checks reportedly identified.
An FBI electronic communication separately documents checks of another redacted voter-registration form and the discrepancies those checks reportedly identified.
A redacted FBI timeline for case 56D-DE-3407960 lists investigative and prosecutorial events from October 2020 through October 2024 concerning Michigan voter-registration applications.
An FBI electronic communication summarizes database checks of 107 voter-registration applications reviewed for potentially fraudulent signatures or possibly nonexistent applicants.
A February 2023 DOJ email conveys Public Integrity Section concurrence for a limited grand-jury investigation and includes results from database checks of 20 Muskegon voter-registration applications.
An FBI Detroit electronic communication dated 29 October 2020 summarizes allegations and then-pending local, state, and federal investigative activity concerning suspicious voter-registration applications received by the Muskegon City Clerk’s Office.
An October 3, 2023 DOJ Public Integrity Section email records timing guidance for proposed FBI interviews in a potential Michigan voter-registration-fraud investigation because a state election was imminent.
An FBI Guardian complaint record dated October 2021 documents a woman's December 2020 report that she was registered and received election mail despite saying she had declined to register.
An FBI FD-302 records a July 7, 2025 interview of a former 2020 voter-registration office clerk about workplace procedures, canvasser compensation, and her personal impressions.
An FBI FD-302 memorializes a redacted witness's account of working for a voter-registration organization in 2020, including work practices and an allegation about fabricated application data at another office.
An FBI FD-302 records a former 2020 Muskegon canvasser's account of signature-based compensation and alleged falsification by other workers while denying personal falsification.
An FBI FD-302 records a former 2020 canvasser's allegations about other workers trading marijuana or money for voter-registration applications and submitting fictitious names.
An FBI FD-302 records a redacted former canvasser's qualified recollections about paid signature collection, possible signature forgery, and his canvasser contract.
An FBI FD-302 records a December 12, 2023 witness interview alleging that supervisors and workers at a Muskegon voter-registration operation fabricated applications under production quotas.
An FBI FD-302 records a December 2023 interview in which a man first denied voter-registration work, then recalled a one-week 2020 canvassing job and described submitting friends' or relatives' names without collecting registrations.
A partially redacted FBI email chain discusses the planned closure of a Detroit voter-registration investigation and an agent’s concerns about the limited investigative scope.
A redacted 2021 FBI and Justice Department email chain documenting reported concerns about Muskegon voter-registration applications, investigative steps, authorization limits, and an August 2021 direction that no further action be taken in the referenced district at that time.
A redacted email chain records PIN's agreement with other offices' decision not to seek further investigative or prosecutive action in a redacted Michigan matter.
This partially redacted FBI email transmits a spreadsheet described by the sender as containing person-search information and outcomes, along with requested statistical breakdowns.