Democrat operative brought fraudulent Dominion voting machines to Michigan

The person responsible for bringing the fraudulent Dominion Voting Systems election technology to the state of Michigan is a female Democrat and personal friend of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, we have learned.

A few years after receiving a Masters of Information Systems degree from the all-online University of Phoenix, Kelly Garrett was appointed mayor of Lathrup Village, an Oakland County suburb of Detroit.

It was Nov. 2017, to be exact – the same year Donald Trump was inaugurated – that Garrett assumed her role as mayor of Lathrup Village, during which time she also worked as a full-time project manager and customer relations manager for Dominion, according to her LinkedIn resume.

Garrett got her start at Dominion in May 2017, just four months after Trump was inaugurated, and continued to work in that role even after becoming mayor. And while mayor, Garrett forged a $25 million contract with Michigan to have Dominion Voting Systems run the state’s future elections.

It was two years after facilitating this contract deal that Garrett was suddenly appointed to the position of deputy director in the Michigan Democratic Party, presumably as a “thank you” for the role she played in helping to prevent Trump from winning Michigan a second time in 2020.

An individual named Gavin Mario Wax is credited with outing Garrett on Twitter, exposing her as a Democrat operative who abused her role as “public servant” to help rig Michigan’s elections with Dominion Voting Systems.

According to reports, the State of Michigan executed a contract with Dominion Voting Systems in the amount of $24,875.311, with an initial effective date of March 1, 2017, and an expiration date of Feb. 28, 2027. Listed as the Dominion representatives are Garrett and another woman named Cheryl Holmes, a state project manager.

Whitmer rewarded Garrett by appointing her to Commission on Community Action & Economic Opportunity

In a gesture of appreciation for her valuable work on behalf of the Democrat Party, Gov. Whitmer recently appointed Garrett to the Commission on Community Action & Economic Opportunity. Garrett’s LinkedIn profile also reveals that she is “currently the Chair of Southfield-Lathrup Democratic Club as well as the Co-Chair of the 14th Congressional District Screening & Endorsement committee.”

Garrett, who further brags that she is “the first African American Mayor of Lathrup Village,” says that her “priority” is to make “a difference in the community,” which she certainly did by helping to rig the state of Michigan for Joe Biden.

Keep in mind that Oakland County is one of the areas that Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, the inventor of email, warned in a video livestream saw major voter “irregularities” associated with the use of Dominion Voting Systems.

“According to Dr. Shiva, the first thing he noticed was in three major counties Trump’s margin was reduced by a minimum of 138,000 votes,” writes Patty McMurray for 100percentfedup.com. “Shiva claims the transfer was done by a computer algorithm that linearly transferred the votes from Trump to Biden.”

“Dr. Shiva found that the vote transfer was greater in Republican precincts than Democrat precincts,” she adds.

In Oakland County specifically, early voting was “too perfect,” Dr. Shiva stated in his video, noting that a precise 40,000 votes were clearly stolen from Trump and given to Biden in the official count. A similar “too perfect” switch occurred a second time on election day.

In addition to Garrett, other Democrats linked to Dominion Voting Systems include Nancy Pelosi and Dianne Feinstein, both of whom have staffers and family members with financial ties to the company.

“This tie to the Lathrup Village Mayor and Democratic Party official who was also working as a Dominion Voting Systems employee at the same time should raise some serious red flags,” McMurray contends.

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