Filed: Emergency Motion Reveals Worldwide Conspiracy In Konnech Case

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On Friday, February 25th, True the Vote, Gregg Phillips, and Catherine Englebrecht, Founder of True the Vote, filed an Emergency Motion to inspect Konnech’s electronic devices (specifically, items seized by Los Angeles County law enforcement during their October 2022 raid on Konnech properties in Michigan).

If this is the first you’ve heard of this case, here’s more background.

The complete filing is 46 pages long. Please read it. It will be worth your time.

What we have said about Konnech is true. Our elections are at risk. Some of the largest counties in the United States, along with several states, are using software that is being developed in, run from, and monitored by China. This must be stopped.

Please stand with us – there is a tremendous amount of work yet ahead. We will not back down. We will not quit.

Ever onward –

True the Vote

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