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.
The memo states that no further investigation was warranted because logical leads had been exhausted and the investigation had not identified a criminal violation. An earlier visible passage also says it did not identify a priority threat to national security.
“No further investigation is warranted because logical investigation and/or leads have been exhausted, and the investigation to date did not identify a criminal violation.”
The FBI reported that interviews of a redacted employee and several canvassers did not show that canvassers had been directed to falsify voter-registration information. Redactions obscure the organization and individual identities.
“canvassers were not instructed to falsify voter registration information.”
The memorandum records that an Assistant U.S. Attorney concurred with closure of the investigation.
“concurred with the closing of the captioned investigation.”