Should the House Of Representatives Look Into The FBI’s Handing Of Alledged Voter Fraud?

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In a recent article published by The Gateway Pundit, allegations of massive voter fraud during the 2020 Michigan election were detailed. Central to the report was a woman who hand-delivered between 8,000-10,000 completed voter registration applications to a Muskegon city clerk, with many having identical handwriting and fake or non-existent addresses. Despite this clear indication of potential fraudulent activity, the FBI seemingly took no action when the investigation was handed over to them. The Gateway Pundit further stated that the investigation was buried by politicians, government investigators, and the press. Michigan State Senator Ruth Johnson estimates that over 800,000 ballot applications were sent to non-qualified voters in Michigan, including deceased individuals, underage persons, non-citizens, and those who had moved out of state.

How about we find out what YOU think?

We want your opinion! Should the House of Representatives look into the FBI's handling of the alleged voter fraud in Michigan during the 2020 elections?

Yes, an immediate inquiry is needed. If these allegations hold any truth, it's a gross misuse of power and a shocking disregard for electoral integrity.
No, the FBI did their job. We should trust the FBI's judgment. They are experienced in these matters and likely had good reasons for their actions.
I am unsure. It's hard to form an opinion without all the facts. More information is needed about the FBI's decision-making process in this case.
It doesn't matter. Regardless of the FBI's actions, the responsibility for ensuring fair elections lies with local and state governments. They should be held accountable.

The Gateway Pundit published an article, Tuesday, detailing an alleged voter fraud scheme during the 2020 election in Michigan.