Formal Complaint Filed Against Green Bay Mayor for Turning 2020 Elections Over to Far Left Operative, Including Secret Access to Internet and Ballot Warehouse

Mayor Eric Genrich

As The Gateway Pundit reported earlier Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich gave the keys to the arena where ballots were stored before the the 2020 election to far left radical and former Facebook employee Michael Spitzer Rubenstein.

We then reported that emails revealed that Michael Spitzer-Rubenstein, Wisconsin state lead for the National Vote at Home Institute, was given secret internet access to the hotel convention center where ballots were counted in Green Bay.

Then in October a group of local Wisconsin patriots who call themselves ‘Wisconsin HOT’ uncovered another major elections scandal in Wisconsin. A Racine Clerk worked with a former Facebook employee to create an app to track votes in real-time before the 2020 election. The former Facebook employee was Michael Spitzer-Rubenstein. Rubenstein asked to get into ‘WisVote’ per an email obtained by Wisconsin HOT.

Information in this email was received from the City of Racine, Wisconsin in a record request made on March 20, 2021, by H.O.T. This information was posted at www.hotgoverment.com.

This scandal was reported by Christina Bobb at OAN.

Now this…
A new formal complaint was filed against Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich on Friday.

FOX 11 reported:

The complaint states Genrich mishandled the November election by allowing a non-resident to run Central Count operations.

In the Code of Conduct for City of Green Bay , the code states that “members of the Common Council and the Mayor shall maintain the utmost standards of personal integrity, trustfulness, honesty, and fairness in carrying out their public duties.”

Green Bay resident Kimber Rollin alleges Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich violated that code in a complaint filed with the city on Thursday.

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Rollin points out the city used grant money from the Center for Tech and Civil Life to help carry out the November election.

The complaint alleges, as part of that grant, Genrich allowed non-resident Michael Spitzer Rubenstein to run Central Count.

Rollin argues allowing a non-resident to run Central Count is a violation of Wisconsin State Statutes.

Genrich has defended the city’s handling of the election for the past year, including comments during a March 16 common council meeting. Genrich said, “Now nothing of human creation is perfect, but our election was pretty darn close.”

Why did the city of Green Bay ever give control of their election to any other entity?