As you may recall, the city of Detroit's tabulation center - Huntington Place - became a ground zero for election security drama during the 2020 presidential election.
From video revealing ballots being delivered in the dead of night to photos of poll workers covering up the windows at the convention center with cardboard as the counting ensued, the strange sights alarmed millions of fair-minded Americans. They also generated enough unanswered questions to cause concerns, among watchdogs, about the integrity of the electoral ballot process in the Great Lakes State's most populated metropolis.
Fast forward to today. The city of Detroit is seeking election day paid precinct inspectors. You don't have to live in Detroit to be considered, but you must be a registered voter in the state of Michigan. Here's all the details.
Note: There are 503 voting precincts and 134 absentee counting boards in the city.
ERG (Emmet Responsible Government) hopes you will answer the call to be a 2024 Motor City poll worker, and take a stand against dead people on the voter rolls, ballot mules, and a compromised secretary of state.