GAINES TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — A poll worker charged with violating election law admitted he used a personal flash drive to export the electronic poll book at a Gaines Township precinct, according to testimony Monday.
Kent County Sheriff’s Detective Christopher Goehring testified he asked the defendant, James Donald Holkeboer, how he would have felt if he’d seen another poll worker do what he had done.
Goehring reported Holkeboer said if it were someone from his political party, he would not be concerned by the activity.
However, if it were a worker from the other party, he would question it, Goehring testified Holkeboer had told him.
https://www.woodtv.com/news/kent-county/testimony-poll-worker-admitted-to-using-usb-drive/
A Republican poll worker charged with violating election law admitted he used a personal flash drive to export the electronic poll book at a Michigan precinct https://t.co/QC6Im3JY01
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