Election integrity

Alleged ballot fraud in Detroit elections in an often unclear statement; the chair reiterated that the city's elections are accurate and no evidence of fraud exists.

Alleged widespread absentee ballot fraud in Detroit elections, naming the city clerk and other officials.

Alleged voter-fraud involving named officials and made accusations about the city clerk and election rolls, invoking federal figures.

Raised concerns regarding voter rolls and election procedures.

Accused the chair and city officials of election cheating and misusing taxpayer money on bonds, in hostile remarks directed at the chair.

Alleged absentee ballot fraud in Detroit elections and demanded the Elections director be called before council.

Made unsubstantiated allegations of absentee ballot fraud involving city officials and invited the chair to view a Spring Garden property.

Accused the chair of lying about reading voter-fraud findings and demanded accountability.

Made unsubstantiated allegations of election fraud against council members and called for audits of council office and personal finances.

Repeated claims of Detroit election fraud dating to 2020 and alleged specific voter-roll irregularities; Chair McCampbell noted the House Election Integrity Committee has investigated and found nothing.

Alleged the City Clerk never delivered findings on an absentee ballot fraud report to Council Member Whitfield-Calloway's office, and addressed Corporation Counsel Mallett directly.

Expressed distrust of the City Clerk and election machines, and pushed for audits and recounts to verify election integrity.

Alleged election fraud by the city clerk and said projects are being approved without proper scrutiny, calling for a federal injunction.

Alleged the city clerk misrepresented whether findings from a 2024 voter fraud report were distributed to council members and the mayor's office, and criticized Mayor Sheffield and Corporation Counsel Mallett.

Repeatedly alleged election fraud and criticized the share of the city budget going to Black residents; opposed the Stockbridge items.

Made unsubstantiated claims of election cheating by officials including City Clerk Winfrey and Council President Tate, complained about not being called on for comment, and mentioned a code enforcement ticket over a truck in his driveway.

Announced a precinct delegate candidacy and claimed election fraud in Detroit elections since 2020, saying he has proof and plans to run for state Senate.

Made unsubstantiated allegations of election fraud against city officials and called for the corporation counsel's law license to be revoked.

Made unsubstantiated claims of absentee ballot fraud and criticized city officials; also suggested the curfew be postponed a week so community security could be arranged.

Accused the chair of having him escorted from a prior committee meeting and raised absentee-ballot concerns about a 105-year-old voter.

Raised concerns about a canceled voter still receiving absentee ballot applications, and flagged contaminated dirt lots and a hole on Elgin Street near the DTE solar farms in District 3.

Made unsubstantiated allegations of election cheating against city officials, including Council Member Johnson and Council Member Whitfield-Calloway.

Alleged election fraud in Detroit elections and asked the committee to summon the Elections Department director.

Made allegations about election irregularities involving council members; remarks were largely off-topic.

Cited Trump statements about Detroit elections and urged council to take a stand defending local election administration alongside the governor and city clerk.

Delivered an animated, personal attack accusing officials of lying about a voter fraud report and threatening to expose the District 6 council member.

Alleged election fraud by the City Clerk's office and announced his candidacy for a Michigan Senate seat.

Alleged illegal voting and corruption tied to city contracts and urged accountability, invoking federal investigations.

Read a letter alleging election cheating by city officials and made personal allegations.

Alleged decades of election fraud by the clerk's office and described an altercation with Daniel Baxter outside the chamber.

Accused city officials of election fraud, criticized the city clerk, and said his District 6 home was stripped while receiving no help.

Made a lengthy, unsubstantiated speech alleging election fraud and questioning committee members' legitimacy; the chair responded courteously and moved on.