Michigan Clerk Mr. David Olson is one of the few township clerks in Michigan who has consistently demonstrated allegiance to his sworn duties as an elected official.
Last week, The Gateway Pundit’s Patty McMurray reported that Hastings Charter Township Clerk David Olson released a video of himself pleading with the feds to get involved in Michigan’s elections, specifically to help him identify and remove non-citizens from his voter rolls.
Mr. Olson is asking for help from the feds after a whistleblower from Jocelyn Benson’s Secretary of State’s office came forward and told Barry County Sheriff Dar Leaf that non-citizens are being placed on the voter rolls at the Secretary of State level.
Olson’s recent public plea for help verifying the American citizenship of voters in the qualified voter file shows his willingness to collaborate with any organizations willing to provide support.
David serves as a great inspiration to our 1200+ CheckMyVote volunteers across Michigan.
Over the past few years, one among those citizen volunteers has been sending regular reports of duplicate and deceased voter registrations to township clerks across Michigan via postal mail.
Thanks to CheckMyVote, 4,744 duplicate voters were identified in Michigan as of August 1, 2026.
The Hastings township clerk’s office is one of the few offices that reviewed our reports and even sent a reply mail to CheckMyVote.org’s PO Box address at:
Check My Vote
PO Box 2275
Brighton, MI 48116
CheckMyVote.org tracks anomalies by category, month after month, across all 1,534 townships in Michigan. In our analysis, we’ve seen that Hastings Township has had the fewest duplicate registrations.
As the graph below shows, last year there were 4 duplicates identified by CMV in Hastings Township, out of 20,000+ duplicates across the state of Michigan during early 2025.
As of now, there are 4744 duplicates across Michigan and zero in Hastings Township.
CheckMyVote.org is one of the premier organizations working today to secure our elections.
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