2020 election

The dismissal of fraud charges against 15 Michigan Republicans is the latest and most dramatic setback in the cases against the fake electors who were part of President Donald Trump's attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

A Michigan judge has dismissed the criminal cases against 15 people accused of acting falsely as electors for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election.

On today’s episode, after 8 years, people sentenced to a life in prison for crimes committed at 18 years old wait to see if they will get a chance at freedom. Then, how some of Trump’s “fake electors” from 2020, have been re-nominated by the GOP. Lastly, a voice actor's involvement in bringing Michigan’s indigenous language into the Star Wars universe.

Attorney General Dana Nessel is pushing ahead with prosecuting cases against Republicans who falsely claimed they were presidential electors following the 2020 election.

Six of Michigan's so-called "fake electors," facing criminal charges for their roles in the 2020 election, have been nominated again as GOP electors for the state.

Stefanie Lambert faces criminal charges for allegedly conspiring to gain access to ballot tabulators on behalf of former President Donald Trump. Lambert and others were trying to prove Trump’s false claims that he won Michigan in 2020, and only lost due to faulty or fraudulent voting equipment.

Former communications director for the Michigan GOP says an attorney for then-President Donald Trump’s campaign “took advantage” of the 15 Republicans who face charges for allegedly serving as false electors.

Former Michigan GOP co-Chair Meshawn Maddock and Kathy Berden, a Michigan committeewoman for the RNC, are among the seven defendants appearing today.

A judge says two defendants accused of participating in a fake elector scheme will not have their charges dropped due to comments made by the Michigan attorney general.

Two Michigan Republicans have been charged with charges related to 2020 election tampering.