Election fraud hearings in those states including Georgia, Nevada, Michigan and Arizona, and Wisconsin, where many different types of fraud took place including electronic election fraud, voter fraud and more. Also includes hearings by the Amistad Project and others.
Video Playlist – All State’s Hearings on Election and Voter Fraud
Dec 30, 2020 – Giuliani testifies—Georgia Senate subcommittee hearing on election issues
Dec 30, 2020 – Georgia Senate subcommittee holds hearing on election issues
Dec 23, 2020 – Georgia House committee new election hearing, Secretary of State Raffensperger testifies
Dec 16, 2020 – Amistad Project unveils report on election funding From Facebook founder Zuckerberg
Dec 16, 2020 – Senate holds first federal hearing on election ‘irregularities’
Dec 15, 2020 – Dominion CEO testifies at Michigan legislature hearing
Dec 14, 2020 – Arizona Senate holds hearing on election integrity
Dec 11, 2020 – Wisconsin Election Fraud Public Hearing
Dec 11, 2020 – Trump vs Biden—Wisconsin Court Hearing on Trump Lawsuit
Dec 10, 2020 – Georgia State House Election Hearing
Dec 3, 2020 – Georgia Senate Committees Hold Hearings on Election Issues
Dec 3, 2020- Trump legal team presents voter fraud evidence to Nevada judge
Dec 2, 2020 – Trump lawyer Giuliani testifies at Michigan election hearing
Dec 2, 2020 – Michigan Senate Committee holds hearing on election issues
Dec 2, 2020 – Press Conference by Amistad Project on ‘Election Whistleblowers Come Forward’
Nov 30, 2020 – Trump Lawyers and Members of Arizona State Legislature Hold Hearing on Election Integrity
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