Michigan Lawyer Charged in Voting Machine Probe After Filing Election Challenges
Stefanie Lambert, a Michigan lawyer involved in lawsuits challenging the 2020 election, has been arraigned on charges related to wrongfully obtaining voting equipment. Special prosecutor D.J. Hilson revealed the charges, including undue possession of a voting machine and conspiracy to commit unauthorized access to a computer system. Lambert is the third individual to be charged in the probe, while others, including Barry County Sheriff Dar Leaf, will not face charges due to insufficient evidence. The investigation centers around allegations of a conspiracy by supporters of former President Donald Trump to obtain, examine, and break into voting tabulators.