Ramon Jackson v. Jocelyn Benson, Michigan Secretary of State, et al.
DueProcess Securities
1. Did the Michigan Secretary of State violate the Plaintiff Constitutional or Statutory voting rights by registering the Plaintiff to vote without the Plaintiff knowledge, consent or physical presence? Yes.
2. Does the Plaintiff have legal standing to bring a claim under the NVRA, if the Plaintiff can demonstrate that inaccuracies in the voter rolls have affected them personally, as evidence through their own voting history. Yes
If a citizen can be registered to vote by the SOS, knowing the citizen moved to another State. A absentee application and ballots created and cast in a the citizen 's name without their permission; and all the above doesn 't violate a citizens ' voting rights, then what would violate a citizen 's voting rights?
Whether the Michigan Secretary of State violated the Plaintiff's constitutional or statutory voting rights by registering the Plaintiff to vote without their knowledge, consent, or physical presence