CORRECTION/UPDATE: Election officials in Michigan maintain it is “impossible for dead people to vote in their state.” Tracy Wimmer, media relations director for the Michigan secretary of state, called the allegations “baseless claims.” Here is her full statement: “Ballots of voters who have died are rejected in Michigan, even if the voter cast an absentee ballot and then died before Election Day. Those who make claims otherwise are wrong, and the lists circulating claiming to show this is happening are not accurate. Many of the lists do not contain enough information to accurately compare them to the Michigan Qualified Voter File. MDOS and news organizations have drawn samples and reviewed samples of lists claiming to show votes cast by deceased individuals in Michigan. We are not aware of a single confirmed case showing that a ballot was actually cast on behalf of a deceased individual.”

When it comes to certain voter demographics, one group the Democrats always win over is the dead vote. Across the country, more and more votes keep turning up for former Vice President Joe Biden from those who have passed on.

Don’t believe us?

Check out this list of over 1,200 Michigan voters who felt so compelled to participate in the 2020 presidential race, they voted from beyond the grave:

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