Another One? Indicted Trump Ally Runs For Michigan's Supreme Court
Failed Attorney General candidate, failed Michigan GOP Chair candidate, and soon-to-be convicted of mishandling voting equipment, Matt DePerno will make history once again if he wins the Republican nomination to take on Justice Kyra Harris Bolden, an appointee of Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. DePerno made history in 2022 when he became Michigan’s first candidate for statewide office who ran under the possibility of being indicted by the office he sought, losing to Dana Nessel for Attorney General. Less than a year later she had him arrested.
In his announcement statement, DePerno said without a trace of irony, "It's clear that the Michigan Supreme Court needs members that are committed to following the constitution and rule of law."
Source: Detroit News
Lansing — Republican Matt DePerno, a former attorney general nominee who's been charged with felonies for allegedly mishandling voting equipment, said Wednesday he's running for a seat on Michigan's top court.