Oceana County Republican Committee Voter Integrity Resolution
By and for the People
THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE OF THE COUNTY OF OCEANA,
STATE OF MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES:
WHEREAS, the State of Michigan Legislature, pursuant to its Article 2, Section 1, Clause 2 powers of the United States Constitution, is vested with the authority of administering, conducting, and certifying all elections and selections of Presidential Electors in the State of Michigan. Additionally, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in McPherson v. Blacker (1892) that, “Whatever provisions may be made by statute, or by the state constitution, to choose electors by the people, there is no doubt of the right of the [state] legislature to resume the power at any time, for it can neither be taken away nor abdicated.” This plenary power was re-emphasized and specifically cited (as herein quoted from McPherson) in Bush v. Gore (2000).
WHEREAS, Widespread loss of confidence in the integrity of the election process in the State of Michigan, and the U.S. at large, threatens the stability, and therefore ultimately, the peace of the State of Michigan and the U.S. Republic at large.
AND WHEREAS, we the Oceana County Republican Committee pursuant to our bylaws are vested with the obligation of campaigning, organizing, and fighting for Republican candidates and causes up and down the ticket. Confidence in the integrity of those we have helped elect is being called into question as we observe blatant election fraud being tolerated by those who appear to lack courage and resolve in the face of corruption.
NOW THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature exercise its Article 2, Section 1, Clause 2 power to withhold the certifying of Michigan Electors to the Electoral College until such time as a full investigation into the widespread claims of election fraud have been completed and voter confidence in Michigan’s election integrity restored. Additionally, any claims to the contrary that the state legislature does not hold this power under current state law must be completely and utterly rejected out of hand according to the United States Supreme Court rulings in both McPherson v. Blacker (1892) and Bush v. Gore (2000).
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we, the Oceana County Republican Committee, recognize that McPherson v Blacker (1892) was a case involving the Michigan Secretary of State Blacker, and that the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in Favor of the State of Michigan.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we, the Oceana County Republican Committee, demand that the State of Michigan abide by the very SCOTUS Ruling that ruled in the State of Michigan’s favor 128 Years ago.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature immediately initiates, and conducts, a full third party independent forensic audit with the purpose of ensuring the transparency and honesty of the 2020 election and that all illegal ballots are investigated and that perpetrators of election fraud be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature make every effort to restore confidence of the citizenry in Michigan’s election integrity by conducting a full investigation into alleged claims of election fraud.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature bans the use of Dominion Voting System and Hardware because of various “glitches” and ranked choice voting glitches discovered in counties across the great State of Michigan and states across the Union. Furthermore, any and all Michigan voting hardware and software systems must be required by law to undergo independent annual, extensive, ethical hacking audits with the purpose of finding potential points of weaknesses and require those weaknesses to be resolved prior to the use of the equipment.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature mandate a third party, independent audit of the Michigan qualified voter file to be conducted annually with the purpose of removing all deceased voters, or voters who have moved out-of-state, from the qualified voter file.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature complete an audit of Republican-dominant and Democrat-dominant districts with the purpose of ensuring that chain of custody remains intact during election day operations.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature pass legislation further regulating County Boards of Canvassers, by requiring all poll books to balance and for voter turnout to be less than or equal to 100% of registered voters in order to be certified.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature pass legislation requiring precincts whose poll books and ballots do NOT balance without justification must automatically receive a third-party forensic audit conducted by a bi-partisan team funded at the expense of that precinct’s election workers who permitted the unjustified error to occur in the first place.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature pass legislation requiring absentee ballot applicants to appear in their local jurisdiction with their state issued identification to request a ballot.
AND IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature count every single legal vote (as ascertained only after a full investigation and third-party forensic audit of Michigan’s ballots) that was cast in the 2020 general election and deny every single illegal vote.
This Resolution was adopted by the Oceana County Republican Committee at a regular meeting by an affirmative vote of no less than a majority who are elected and serving:
The Resolution was declared adopted on December 8, 2020.
Andrew Sebolt, Chairman of the Oceana County Republican Committee
ATTEST: Jennifer Sebolt, Secretary of the Oceana County Republican Committee
By and for the People
THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE OF THE COUNTY OF OCEANA,
STATE OF MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES:
WHEREAS, the State of Michigan Legislature, pursuant to its Article 2, Section 1, Clause 2 powers of the United States Constitution, is vested with the authority of administering, conducting, and certifying all elections and selections of Presidential Electors in the State of Michigan. Additionally, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in McPherson v. Blacker (1892) that, “Whatever provisions may be made by statute, or by the state constitution, to choose electors by the people, there is no doubt of the right of the [state] legislature to resume the power at any time, for it can neither be taken away nor abdicated.” This plenary power was re-emphasized and specifically cited (as herein quoted from McPherson) in Bush v. Gore (2000).
WHEREAS, Widespread loss of confidence in the integrity of the election process in the State of Michigan, and the U.S. at large, threatens the stability, and therefore ultimately, the peace of the State of Michigan and the U.S. Republic at large.
AND WHEREAS, we the Oceana County Republican Committee pursuant to our bylaws are vested with the obligation of campaigning, organizing, and fighting for Republican candidates and causes up and down the ticket. Confidence in the integrity of those we have helped elect is being called into question as we observe blatant election fraud being tolerated by those who appear to lack courage and resolve in the face of corruption.
NOW THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature exercise its Article 2, Section 1, Clause 2 power to withhold the certifying of Michigan Electors to the Electoral College until such time as a full investigation into the widespread claims of election fraud have been completed and voter confidence in Michigan’s election integrity restored. Additionally, any claims to the contrary that the state legislature does not hold this power under current state law must be completely and utterly rejected out of hand according to the United States Supreme Court rulings in both McPherson v. Blacker (1892) and Bush v. Gore (2000).
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we, the Oceana County Republican Committee, recognize that McPherson v Blacker (1892) was a case involving the Michigan Secretary of State Blacker, and that the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in Favor of the State of Michigan.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we, the Oceana County Republican Committee, demand that the State of Michigan abide by the very SCOTUS Ruling that ruled in the State of Michigan’s favor 128 Years ago.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature immediately initiates, and conducts, a full third party independent forensic audit with the purpose of ensuring the transparency and honesty of the 2020 election and that all illegal ballots are investigated and that perpetrators of election fraud be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature make every effort to restore confidence of the citizenry in Michigan’s election integrity by conducting a full investigation into alleged claims of election fraud.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature bans the use of Dominion Voting System and Hardware because of various “glitches” and ranked choice voting glitches discovered in counties across the great State of Michigan and states across the Union. Furthermore, any and all Michigan voting hardware and software systems must be required by law to undergo independent annual, extensive, ethical hacking audits with the purpose of finding potential points of weaknesses and require those weaknesses to be resolved prior to the use of the equipment.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature mandate a third party, independent audit of the Michigan qualified voter file to be conducted annually with the purpose of removing all deceased voters, or voters who have moved out-of-state, from the qualified voter file.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature complete an audit of Republican-dominant and Democrat-dominant districts with the purpose of ensuring that chain of custody remains intact during election day operations.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature pass legislation further regulating County Boards of Canvassers, by requiring all poll books to balance and for voter turnout to be less than or equal to 100% of registered voters in order to be certified.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature pass legislation requiring precincts whose poll books and ballots do NOT balance without justification must automatically receive a third-party forensic audit conducted by a bi-partisan team funded at the expense of that precinct’s election workers who permitted the unjustified error to occur in the first place.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature pass legislation requiring absentee ballot applicants to appear in their local jurisdiction with their state issued identification to request a ballot.
AND IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, we the Oceana County Republican Committee demand that the Michigan Legislature count every single legal vote (as ascertained only after a full investigation and third-party forensic audit of Michigan’s ballots) that was cast in the 2020 general election and deny every single illegal vote.
This Resolution was adopted by the Oceana County Republican Committee at a regular meeting by an affirmative vote of no less than a majority who are elected and serving:
The Resolution was declared adopted on December 8, 2020.
Andrew Sebolt, Chairman of the Oceana County Republican Committee
ATTEST: Jennifer Sebolt, Secretary of the Oceana County Republican Committee