A RESOLUTION of the Executive Committee and Officers of the Fourteenth District Republican
Party Directing the Michigan House of Representatives and the Michigan Senate to order a Full
Forensic Audit of the November 3, 2020 General Election Passed 08 December 2020.

WHEREAS, there is no greater sacred duty for a Michigan legislator than to protect and defend
the Constitution; and

WHEREAS, election system voting integrity is absolutely essential to the preservation of our
God-given rights and freedom, as well as necessary for the continuation of our Constitutional
Republic; and

WHEREAS, the citizens of Michigan expect and demand that the Michigan legislature exercise
due diligence in protecting their rights; and

WHEREAS, the United States Constitution (Article 1, section 4) and the Michigan Constitution
(Article II, section 4) specifically direct and authorize the legislature to take responsibility for
elections; and

WHEREAS, the utmost urgency of this issue requires immediate attention; and

WHEREAS, there is no better use of public funds than the protection of the citizens and their
rights; and

WHEREAS, any Certification of the vote, in light of the hundreds of sworn affidavits, and the
6,000 vote-switch that occurred in Antrim County MI, absent a full forensic audit would make
the Michigan legislature and each member complicit by their silence and inaction, which should
be regarded as abetting a fraud against the citizens; and

WHEREAS, the current status of the election leaves a significant portion of our citizens, without
regard to political allegiance, with a loss of faith in our electoral process; and

WHEREAS, the Michigan Constitution, Article II, Section 4 states "Every citizen of the United
States who is an elector qualified to vote in Michigan shall have the following rights:... (h) The
right to have the results of statewide elections audited, in such a manner as prescribed by law,
to ensure the accuracy and integrity of elections."..."This subsection shall be liberally construed
in favor of voters' rights in order to effectuate its purposes."; and

WHEREAS, hundreds of sworn affidavits have been submitted attesting to election irregularities,
including possible violations of State or Federal law; and

WHEREAS, a number of other States appear to also be experiencing election irregularities,
suggesting a possible wider national implication; and

WHEREAS, there is visual and other evidence of poll workers counting ballots, while poll
challengers were not permitted to exercise their legal right of oversight, thus eliminating or
significantly restricting election integrity; and

WHEREAS, whether through incompetence, lack of adequate training, or deliberate
malfeasance, serious breaches in the chain of custody necessitate the performance of an
immediate forensic audit to ascertain the extent to which such breaches undermined the
legitimacy of the vote; and

WHEREAS, there are sworn affidavits attesting that election machines were connected to the
Internet while in use, in violation of the law; and

WHEREAS, there are sworn affidavits attesting that our election machines and/or software may
have been compromised by illegal actors; and

WHEREAS, determining the truth through a full forensic audit presents no threat to citizens,
rather it is a protection of citizens and their rights; and

WHEREAS, our election system integrity is vital to our freedom and our Constitutional republic; and

WHEREAS, the final responsibility for guaranteeing the security and veracity of our voting
process in Michigan rests with the Michigan House of Representatives and the Michigan Senate.

Be it RESOLVED, that the Michigan House of Representatives order a full forensic audit of the
November 3, 2020 election; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Michigan Senate order a full forensic audit of the November 3, 2020
election; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the full forensic audit shall include each of Michigan's 83 counties;
and be it further

RESOLVED, that the full forensic audit begin immediately, due to Constitutional timeliness
requirements; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the legislature authorize a channel by which to subpoena witnesses or
documents; and be it further

RESOLVED, that Michigan State Senator Ruth Johnson, previous State Secretary of State, be
placed in-charge of the audit (hereafter referred to as Chief Auditor), and that she be allowed
wide discretion as to how to conduct the audit; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the audit shall include manual recounts of ballots for select precincts, and also
testing to determine the eligibility of the voters to the extent necessary to statistically enable
estimating voter eligibility for the population as a whole to a degree of certainty for the validity
set by the Chief Auditor; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Chief Auditor be empowered to contract with an outside auditing agency or
firm to conduct or assist in the audit; and be it further

RESOLVED, that in the interests of full transparency and disclosure, all voting machines,
tabulators and other election-related apparatus being held by the State of Michigan should be
made available to the Chief Auditor and authorization given to the Chief Auditor to conduct a
full IT forensic audit; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the audit will include an analysis of all suspected vote dumps, and also of
statistical impossibilities and anomalies; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the audit shall include in-depth IT analysis of Wayne, Oakland, Kent, and Antrim
counties, as well as any other county for which the audit analyses suggests there may be ITrelated vote anomalies or improper alterations;
and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Michigan Secretary of State shall be directed to assist the Chief Auditor in
collecting the data required in the audit; and be it further

RESOLVED, that all county boards of elections and the Michigan Secretary of State shall comply
with the Chief Auditor's request for submission of data or information in a timely manner, as
determined by the Michigan Legislature; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Chief Auditor, or the auditing entity that she contracts with, shall notify the
Speaker of the House of Representatives if a county board of elections or the Secretary of State
does not respond to a request for the submission of data; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Chief Auditor shall review issues or incidents encountered with an
electronic voting system that received approval of the Secretary of State, including any technical
issues or software problems encountered in polling places, and an estimation of the likelihood
that the system was hacked or otherwise compromised, or that the data or results of the system
were altered in any way which would lead to an inaccurate result. and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Chief auditor be empowered to examine and analyze physical ballots, and
explore issues, incidents, or irregularities at her discretion including, but not limited to, access
given to poll challengers, the use or monitoring of drop boxes, the transportation or delivery of
ballots, the review process of absentee, in-person and provisional ballots, and the
determinations of the eligibility of voters or ballots including signature verification; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Secretary of State and county boards of elections be instructed to provide
originals or images of mail-in envelopes for the purpose of signature matching and verification,
if asked for such documents by the Chief Auditor; and be it further

RESOLVED, that in the interests of full transparency and disclosure, the legislature make public
all RFPs and contracts related to procurement of Dominion voting equipment and other voting
equipment contracted through subcontractors and other vendors; and be it further

RESOLVED, that the Chief Auditor shall submit a report of the findings of the audit by a date set
by the Michigan Legislature, and that it be published on the publicly accessible Michigan House
of Representatives website.