Patriot Mike Lindell Steps Up to Defend Election Integrity with Minnesota GOP Primary Recount
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The former MyPillow CEO and election integrity advocate announced he will fully fund a statewide hand recount and audit of the Minnesota Republican gubernatorial primary, citing serious concerns about irregularities in vote reporting.
Mike Lindell, tireless defender of election integrity and former MyPillow CEO, announced Wednesday his commitment to personally finance a statewide hand recount and audit of all paper ballots cast in Minnesota’s Republican primary for governor. Lindell, who lost to Lisa Demuth by about 45,000 votes, emphasized that this vital effort to ensure transparency and fairness will not cost state taxpayers a dime. He is pursuing the recount after identifying alarming irregularities in the election-night reporting data, once again taking the lead where officials have failed to act.
Lindell is exercising his legal right to audit and hand-count every ballot, standing up for the rights of voters and the sanctity of the electoral process. He noted that, even if the recount does not change the outcome, it could pave the way to eliminate unreliable election voting machines and restore faith in honest paper ballots.
Among the serious concerns Lindell highlighted were vote totals that appeared to move backward during reporting, synchronized totals across all seven Republican candidates, and counties reporting more votes than were cast. The Minnesota Secretary of State’s office has been contacted for comment, but Lindell’s bold action sends a clear message: Americans will not tolerate questionable elections.