In Detroit’s report on the $7.4 million in grants it received from the Center for Tech and Civil Life (CTCL), a voter advocacy organization funded by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, the city said that a new normal had been created with how the election was run in 2020.
“We created a new expectation for the public, because we significantly increased the number of ways [a] voter can vote,” reported the city’s Department of Elections in the CTCL grant report, obtained by Just the News through a Freedom of Information Act request.
“We have created a new normal in terms of how voters expect to vote in the City of Detroit,” reads the report. “The funding structure established must be preserved for future elections. We are requesting grant funds for the current year.”
Substitute the word ‘cheat’ where you see ‘vote’ in this article and
you’ll get the picture.