UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN
Gary F. Smith
Plaintiff, Case No. 2:22-11572
vs.
Jocelyn Benson et al. Judicial Officer: Kimberly Altman
Defendant(s).
Objection to Recommendations
Objection No. 1, Public record of “number of registered voters on 11/3/2020” for
the local municipality of “Cottrellville Township” shows critical flaws in the State
of Michigan “Qualified Voter File”. This system searches for voters registered
between “1/1/1800” and “11/3/2020” for every local municipality in the state. How
can the Michigan public trust our electoral or judicial institutions if they are
unwilling to recognize that it is impossible for anyone who existed in the 1800s to
be registered to vote in the November 3rd 2020 election? To argue that two-hundred
year old registries are commonplace or “Garden Variety” in elections is appalling.
Objection No. 2, State of Michigan Contract No. 071B7700117 has been
breached by the county clerk and local clerk in the local municipality of Port
Huron Township. On the official contract, the local authorities of Port Huron
Township never signed State of Michigan Contract No. 071B7700117. Thus it
should be considered null and void for operating without local consent. The full
contract, signed by Jay DeBoyer, has been provided via ProSe upload; and is
placed below again for reference. This is found on page 41. Consent to use
Dominion contracted machines in Port Huron Township has never been granted in
the first place. Port Huron Township uses Dominion Voting Systems without the
consent of the people. Another offense that must not be ignored.
Objection No. 3, A comprehensive report of the current records and papers of St.
Clair County's 2020 election turnout, and registered voters has been provided to the
courts, showing beyond a doubt that there is no consistent record of the 2020
election in St. Clair County. Not on the local, county, or state level. The local
clerks give one number for voter turnout. The county clerks give a completely
different number for voter turnout for the same election in the same local
municipality. Therefor the records and papers of St. Clair County’s 2020 election
have not been retained or preserved. There is no consistent record of the 2020
election in St. Clair County thanks to the dereliction of duty by both defendants.
Not properly recording the records and papers of votes cast in any election is a
clear and obvious violation of 52 USC 20701. Local and county clerk’s records for
elections should match and agree with each other. Instead over 80% of the local
municipalities records of the 2020 election do not match the county record.
Someone has to be wrong. There should be one consistent number of votes cast for
local municipalities and the county should reflect this same number to show
preservation of the records and papers of the election. Contractors responsible for
digital election reporting (Election Source Contract #071B7700117) also conflict
with official county 2020 election results. This clear violation cannot be ignored.
Election Source (Contracted via Co.#071B7700117) Record of 2020 Turnout
St. Clair County Record of 2020 Turnout
Objection No. 4, The most recent August 2022 primary election puts the issue of
ongoing corrupt election practices on full display. Mr.DeBoyer just presided as
county clerk over an election where his own name was on the ballot. A direct
conflict of interest. Mr.DeBoyer never recused himself from his duties as county
clerk and proceeded to certify and rubber stamp his own victory in St. Clair
County’s 2022 primary elections without a hand recount, or full forensic audit of
absentee counting board’s chain of custody records. DeBoyer’s office gave topdown mandates to local clerks to mandate “sharpies” instead of black or blue ink
pens to all local voting booths in the county. Sharpies have been shown to bleed
through ballots and send ballots cast to the “manual adjudication” folder to be
adjudicated manually by the county clerk without a trace. Federal ballots clearly
state they are to be marked with only black or blue ink at the bottom. Defendant
DeBoyer, and other candidates, won their primary races in a suspiciously
overpowering fashion that should not be ignored. Results for votes cast show
nearly the same ratio of votes cast for DeBoyer and his opponents in every single
precinct. Showing mathematical intent and weighting of votes programmable
within with Dominion Voting System interface. I plead this court does not allow
this ongoing issue to exist unchecked for any political party.
Objection No. 5, Simply because the federal criminal statutes do not afford a
private right of action does not mean that 52 USC §20701 has not been violated by
defendants. Nor does it mean that the federal government can’t intervene once
becoming aware of 52 USC §20701 violations. St. Clair County is a border county.
We have our own Department of Homeland Security that is tasked with ensuring
“trust in election infrastructure” and “the confidence the American public places in
basic democratic function”. Based on this premise, as Plaintiff, I plead this court
refer any and all relief action to the election infrastructure experts at the
Department of Homeland Security. Since the United States government is the only
entity who can act on 52 USC §20701 violations, they should be the entity
responsible for restoring public trust in democratic functions now that violations
have been brought to light in this federal institution. Should this court move to
dismiss this complaint, it would not only be moving to dismiss valid claims against
highly corrupt election officials, but would be moving to dismiss the public trust of
the people of Michigan along with it. If justice for breaking federal election laws
cannot be obtained, then our elected officials will continue to violate the will of the
people.
Objection No. 6, There would be severe repercussions for judicial officers who
look the other way when it comes to this issue.
On September 12th, 2018 Executive Order 13848 was signed by the President of
the United States. Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference
in a United States Election.
On September 7th 2022, executive order 13848 was extended by the President of
the United States. This executive order calls for a “national emergency” to be
extended for an additional year. This national emergency is elaborated on in the
executive order by stating:
“the proliferation of digital devices and internet-based communications has created
significant vulnerabilities and magnified the scope and intensity of the threat of
foreign interference. The ability of persons located, in whole or in substantial part,
outside the United States to interfere in or undermine public confidence in United
States elections, including through the unauthorized accessing of election and
campaign infrastructure”.
October 4th 2022 the President of a core software engineering elections data
company in Michigan (Konnech Inc.) Eugene Yu was arrested at a Los Angeles
airport trying to catch a flight out of the county and without a cell phone. Making a
clear attempt to flee the country. Thankfully he was arrested before he was able to
leave the country and will face justice. Eugene Yu was responsible for sending
election data between local and county infrastructure. Yu's charges include sending
live election data from Michigan’s local and county elections infrastructure to Los
Angeles, and then overseas to the People’s Republic of China! The East Lansing
Police Department and Ingham County Sheriff’s Office in Michigan also assisted
in the investigation.
In a related case (Bill Bailey V. Antrim County) constitutional lawyer Matt
DePerno uncovered “Telnet” Modems in Dominion Machines out of Antrim
County that were engineered in Italy and manufactured in Taiwan. The first two IP
addresses to connect to the modem were from Taiwan, and then Germany. Two
foreign powers connecting directly to our election system’s modems. It is now
public knowledge that Dominion Voting Systems and Machines contain internet
capability.
Allowing these contracts to exist without consent from local townships, allowing
foreign actors like Eugene Yu to manipulate election data from a software
standpoint, is to be complicit in the foreign Interference of a United States
Election. Both defendants and Judicial officers in this court swore an oath that they
would protect and defend this nation and it’s people from enemies foreign and
domestic.
This proceeding is this court’s final chance to do the right thing by the
American people. At our current trajectory, this state will continue to be operated
by unelected officials who rise to power and wield unchecked authority
unaccountable to any political force. To ignore the blatant criminal action within
Michigan’s election system is to yourself participate in the undermining of public
confidence in United States elections, including through the unauthorized
accessing of election and campaign infrastructure.
Election lawsuit Smith V DeBoyer just filed by Gary yesterday! Gary F. Smith as since been arrested by FBI just for attending DC rally on Jan 6th after filing this against the corrupt St.Clair County Clerk Jay DeBoyer.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN Gary F. Smith Plaintiff, Case No. 2:22-11572 vs. Jocelyn Benson et al. Judicial Officer: Kimberly Altman Defendant(s). Objection to Recommendations
Objection No. 1, Public record of “number of registered voters on 11/3/2020” for the local municipality of “Cottrellville Township” shows critical flaws in the State of Michigan “Qualified Voter File”. This system searches for voters registered between “1/1/1800” and “11/3/2020” for every local municipality in the state. How can the Michigan public trust our electoral or judicial institutions if they are unwilling to recognize that it is impossible for anyone who existed in the 1800s to be registered to vote in the November 3rd 2020 election? To argue that two-hundred year old registries are commonplace or “Garden Variety” in elections is appalling.
Objection No. 2, State of Michigan Contract No. 071B7700117 has been breached by the county clerk and local clerk in the local municipality of Port Huron Township. On the official contract, the local authorities of Port Huron Township never signed State of Michigan Contract No. 071B7700117. Thus it should be considered null and void for operating without local consent. The full contract, signed by Jay DeBoyer, has been provided via ProSe upload; and is placed below again for reference. This is found on page 41. Consent to use Dominion contracted machines in Port Huron Township has never been granted in the first place. Port Huron Township uses Dominion Voting Systems without the consent of the people. Another offense that must not be ignored.
Objection No. 3, A comprehensive report of the current records and papers of St. Clair County's 2020 election turnout, and registered voters has been provided to the courts, showing beyond a doubt that there is no consistent record of the 2020 election in St. Clair County. Not on the local, county, or state level. The local clerks give one number for voter turnout. The county clerks give a completely different number for voter turnout for the same election in the same local municipality. Therefor the records and papers of St. Clair County’s 2020 election have not been retained or preserved. There is no consistent record of the 2020 election in St. Clair County thanks to the dereliction of duty by both defendants. Not properly recording the records and papers of votes cast in any election is a clear and obvious violation of 52 USC 20701. Local and county clerk’s records for elections should match and agree with each other. Instead over 80% of the local municipalities records of the 2020 election do not match the county record. Someone has to be wrong. There should be one consistent number of votes cast for local municipalities and the county should reflect this same number to show preservation of the records and papers of the election. Contractors responsible for digital election reporting (Election Source Contract #071B7700117) also conflict with official county 2020 election results. This clear violation cannot be ignored.
Election Source (Contracted via Co.#071B7700117) Record of 2020 Turnout
St. Clair County Record of 2020 Turnout
Objection No. 4, The most recent August 2022 primary election puts the issue of ongoing corrupt election practices on full display. Mr.DeBoyer just presided as county clerk over an election where his own name was on the ballot. A direct conflict of interest. Mr.DeBoyer never recused himself from his duties as county clerk and proceeded to certify and rubber stamp his own victory in St. Clair County’s 2022 primary elections without a hand recount, or full forensic audit of absentee counting board’s chain of custody records. DeBoyer’s office gave topdown mandates to local clerks to mandate “sharpies” instead of black or blue ink pens to all local voting booths in the county. Sharpies have been shown to bleed through ballots and send ballots cast to the “manual adjudication” folder to be adjudicated manually by the county clerk without a trace. Federal ballots clearly state they are to be marked with only black or blue ink at the bottom. Defendant DeBoyer, and other candidates, won their primary races in a suspiciously overpowering fashion that should not be ignored. Results for votes cast show nearly the same ratio of votes cast for DeBoyer and his opponents in every single precinct. Showing mathematical intent and weighting of votes programmable within with Dominion Voting System interface. I plead this court does not allow this ongoing issue to exist unchecked for any political party.
Objection No. 5, Simply because the federal criminal statutes do not afford a private right of action does not mean that 52 USC §20701 has not been violated by defendants. Nor does it mean that the federal government can’t intervene once becoming aware of 52 USC §20701 violations. St. Clair County is a border county. We have our own Department of Homeland Security that is tasked with ensuring “trust in election infrastructure” and “the confidence the American public places in basic democratic function”. Based on this premise, as Plaintiff, I plead this court refer any and all relief action to the election infrastructure experts at the Department of Homeland Security. Since the United States government is the only entity who can act on 52 USC §20701 violations, they should be the entity responsible for restoring public trust in democratic functions now that violations have been brought to light in this federal institution. Should this court move to dismiss this complaint, it would not only be moving to dismiss valid claims against highly corrupt election officials, but would be moving to dismiss the public trust of the people of Michigan along with it. If justice for breaking federal election laws cannot be obtained, then our elected officials will continue to violate the will of the people.
Objection No. 6, There would be severe repercussions for judicial officers who look the other way when it comes to this issue. On September 12th, 2018 Executive Order 13848 was signed by the President of the United States. Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election. On September 7th 2022, executive order 13848 was extended by the President of the United States. This executive order calls for a “national emergency” to be extended for an additional year. This national emergency is elaborated on in the executive order by stating: “the proliferation of digital devices and internet-based communications has created significant vulnerabilities and magnified the scope and intensity of the threat of foreign interference. The ability of persons located, in whole or in substantial part, outside the United States to interfere in or undermine public confidence in United States elections, including through the unauthorized accessing of election and campaign infrastructure”. October 4th 2022 the President of a core software engineering elections data company in Michigan (Konnech Inc.) Eugene Yu was arrested at a Los Angeles airport trying to catch a flight out of the county and without a cell phone. Making a clear attempt to flee the country. Thankfully he was arrested before he was able to
leave the country and will face justice. Eugene Yu was responsible for sending election data between local and county infrastructure. Yu's charges include sending live election data from Michigan’s local and county elections infrastructure to Los Angeles, and then overseas to the People’s Republic of China! The East Lansing Police Department and Ingham County Sheriff’s Office in Michigan also assisted in the investigation. In a related case (Bill Bailey V. Antrim County) constitutional lawyer Matt DePerno uncovered “Telnet” Modems in Dominion Machines out of Antrim County that were engineered in Italy and manufactured in Taiwan. The first two IP addresses to connect to the modem were from Taiwan, and then Germany. Two foreign powers connecting directly to our election system’s modems. It is now public knowledge that Dominion Voting Systems and Machines contain internet capability. Allowing these contracts to exist without consent from local townships, allowing foreign actors like Eugene Yu to manipulate election data from a software standpoint, is to be complicit in the foreign Interference of a United States Election. Both defendants and Judicial officers in this court swore an oath that they would protect and defend this nation and it’s people from enemies foreign and domestic.
This proceeding is this court’s final chance to do the right thing by the American people. At our current trajectory, this state will continue to be operated by unelected officials who rise to power and wield unchecked authority unaccountable to any political force. To ignore the blatant criminal action within Michigan’s election system is to yourself participate in the undermining of public confidence in United States elections, including through the unauthorized accessing of election and campaign infrastructure.
Election lawsuit Smith V DeBoyer just filed by Gary yesterday! Gary F. Smith as since been arrested by FBI just for attending DC rally on Jan 6th after filing this against the corrupt St.Clair County Clerk Jay DeBoyer.