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Michigan's tabulator tale: How an 'expansive operation' led to felony charges
Matt DePerno, who was running for Michigan attorney general, addresses the crowd during the Michigan Election Integrity Rally on Oct. 12, 2021, in Lansing, Michigan. - Scott Hasse/Zuma Press/TNS

Michigan's tabulator tale: How an 'expansive operation' led to felony charges

DETROIT — Lawyers Matt DePerno and Stefanie Lambert gained the spotlight and fundraising dollars by touting their efforts to investigate voting machines, but a special prosecutor and a citizens grand jury have now concluded their inquisition conflicted with Michigan law. Over the last three years, DePerno and Lambert have been at the forefront of a push to question voting technology and have repeatedly discussed having experts who analyzed the sensitive equipment. In September 2021, for example, DePerno said he had a "lab" where he could take people and show them how election equipment could b...

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