‘Incredible new evidence’ teased as plaintiff vows appeal in rejected Michigan election fraud case

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The Michigan man behind a 2020 election fraud lawsuit in Antrim County promised “big things” ahead in the case despite a judge’s dismissal.

Bill Bailey, a Central Lake Township resident, told supporters in a livestream Tuesday that “there’s multiple fronts” in which he and his attorney, Matthew DePerno, plan to take the legal fight after 13th Circuit Court Judge Kevin Elsenheimer rejected an effort to force a new audit of the results.

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