Trump allies charged with felonies involving voting machines in Michigan
Matthew DePerno, a former candidate for attorney general in Michigan pleaded not guilty on Tuesday. A former candidate for attorney general in Michigan pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to charges associated with his alleged efforts to obtain and damage voting machines in the wake of the 2020 presidential election, according to a court official. Matthew DePerno, who ran an unsuccessful bid as the Republican candidate in 2020, was charged on four counts, including undue possession of a voting machine , conspiracy to commit unauthorized access to a computer system and willfully damaging a voting machine , according to Richard Lynch, an administrator at the Oakland County court in Michigan. DePerno was arraigned Tuesday along with Daire Rendon, a former GOP state representative, who was charged with conspiracy to commit undue possession of a voting machine and false pretenses. Republican candidate for Attorney General Matthew DePerno claps during former President Donald Trump's rema...