Canvasser Exposed for Pushing Voter Fraud in Michigan [WATCH]

A Michigan woman’s quick thinking may have just exposed yet another shady voter registration operation ahead of the 2024 election.

As reported by The Gateway Pundit, while out shopping in Dearborn Heights, she was approached by a canvasser who brazenly encouraged her to register to vote in two different counties—a felony under Michigan law.

The woman, who we’ll call “Gina,” was visiting Joe Randazzo’s Fruit & Vegetable Market when a young woman with a clipboard stopped her near the entrance.

Sensing something was off, Gina reached into her purse and discreetly hit record on her phone’s voice recording app. That decision may have just blown the lid off an election integrity scandal.

Gina, a registered voter in Oakland County, MI, was immediately skeptical when the canvasser asked if she was registered to vote. When Gina confirmed she was already registered in Oakland County, the canvasser stunningly replied, “It doesn’t matter; you can vote down here too.”

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The canvasser then pushed a registration form toward her, instructing her to fill it out with her name, address, and phone number. Gina, now fully aware she was being invited to commit election fraud, played along while keeping her phone recording.

To further test the operation, Gina provided a fake name and phone number on the clipboard. The canvasser then handed her a change of address form, emphasizing the importance of filling it out.

Conveniently, she forgot to include the second page, which explicitly states that Michigan voters can only register at one address.

This latest scheme comes as Michigan remains one of the easiest states in the country to commit voter fraud, thanks to its lax registration laws.

Same-day voter registration, no need for proof of residency, and the ability to use vague locations like cross streets or shelters as addresses have left the system wide open for abuse.

Wayne County, where this incident took place, has long been a hotspot for election controversy.

Reports of irregularities, questionable ballot handling, and last-minute registration surges have raised concerns over the integrity of the vote in the state’s most populated area.

The fact that this canvasser specifically targeted a voter outside Wayne County only adds to suspicions.

Gina didn’t let this slide. She took her recording straight to the Dearborn Police Department, filing an official report.

Whether authorities take action remains to be seen, but with Michigan’s left-wing leadership notorious for turning a blind eye to election integrity issues, conservatives aren’t holding their breath.

This incident is yet another reason why voter ID laws and strict verification processes are essential to maintaining fair elections. The question is, will Michigan officials step up, or will they once again allow voter fraud to slip through the cracks?