Yesterday, he shared a one-minute video alleging that mysterious “4G wireless chips” were discovered “embedded” in a 2020 Michigan voting machine, leading to the “transmission of electronic data” and the manufacture of votes for Joe Biden.

As noted before, I volunteered to work at a polling place some years ago. At least in my township, the tabulators do have wireless chips embedded in them.

The process where I live is marking a paper ballot, then feeding the paper ballot into a tabulator, which reads the markings and adds the votes to it's total registers.

After the polls are closed, the tabulator transmits the totals to the computer at the township clerk's office. Then the bags of ballots and the tabulator are sealed. The precinct chair takes the bags of ballots, and associated documents to the township clerk's office. Workmen later pick up the tabulator and take that to the clerk's office, because it's a sizeable, heavy, machine. Without the wireless transmission of the totals, votes could not be counted until the next day.

Canton made the news a few years ago. A former state Senator, who was butt-hurt about losing his campaign for Gov in 2020, tried to gain access to the tabulators and ballots, the same breech of security that the Trump regime has been doing in Fulton County and Puerto Rico. At the 58 second mark, the Canton Clerk is showing the machines in secure storage. The floor standing things in the background, that lock like trash bins, are the tabulators. You can see one of the tabulators with a sign on it that says "#11".

Canton Township rejects former state senator's demand for information on election machines

YouTube: Canton Township rejects former state senator's demand for information on election machines (Click On Detroit | Local 4 | WDIV)

Steve