VICTORY! Despite having received sufficient votes and filing the requisite Declaration of Intent to be a Republican Precinct Delegate, I was told by Canton Township election officials that I was not certified as a delegate in the wake of the August 2026 primary election. I was not alone. A total of 17 Republican precinct delegates were similarly denied certification. The reason? In my case, Canton Township revealed that it had not submitted the Declaration of Intent form to Wayne County. The remedy? Per Canton Township election officials, there was no remedy. The election was already certified. As a former middle school teacher or mine was fond of saying, "tough noogies". I didn't accept that answer. In addition to pursuing FOIA requests to gain a better understanding of exactly how this happened, I searched MI statutes on my own for a "remedy". Upon completing my research, I submitted a letter to Wayne County citing why they needed to remedy this abrogation of my rights. The result? See attached. I am now a certified Republican Precinct Delegate for Canton Township Precinct 15. Furthermore, I am advised that other Wayne County Republican Delegates previously denied their certification have now been certified. Bottom line: You can fight City Hall. In order to do so, however, you need to be tenacious, informed and faith-driven. @RealLindellTV @realMikeLindell @MIGOP @migop11 @WayneCountyRC