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Detroit local Jessy Jacob was on the verge of tears on Wednesday as she testified during a Lansing, Michigan, hearing about the intimidation and harassment she experienced while working as a ballot processor for Wayne County in the November election.
“They treated me like a criminal, humiliated me, harassed me,” Jacob said in her witness statement as she appeared alongside Trump campaign lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis. “It was so bad.”
The public hearing was convened by the state’s Senate Oversight Committee after the state’s Board of Canvassers, made up of two Democrats and two Republicans, “unanimously asked this legislature to look into issues that have arisen in this election and to hear public testimony,” committee chair Sen. Ed McBroom (R‑Vulcan) told those gathered at the proceedings.
Jessy Jacob, the City of Detroit’s Head Engineer, gives testimony at #MichiganHearing, says poll workers were processing OPENED ballots after Nov. 3 and backdating them, even when signatures did not match @news_ntd pic.twitter.com/83aCns1Q9D
— Melanie Sun (@MelanieYSun) December 3, 2020