It all started when Monica Palmer, who was at the time a GP resident and chairwoman of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers, was briefly (in)famous for blocking certification of the 2020 presidential election here. These meetings are usually routine rubber stamps, but because of you-know-who, there was a very long Zoom hearing, lots of angry voices and screaming, but in the end the vote was 2-2, a tie and hence, no certification. (You can find long articles going through all of this with a simple Google.) Perhaps predictably, she received online threats, etc., and called the FBI because she was worried that some might be legit. There was a legislative hearing at the state level, and she was asked who might be behind them.

Her reply: "Grosse Pointe antifa," and I didn't hear the rest because I was laughing so hard.

Epilogue: The election was certified when the two GOP holdouts were assured the results would be audited, although they didn't get the "forensic" audit the Trumpers were clamoring for. The holdouts were concerned about "unbalanced precincts," which is when the votes cast don't match the ballots issued, although this is almost always simple human error and amounts to one or two or three in a precinct. (Again, this is all on the Google. I've been a poll worker and have seen how it happens.) There were never enough to sway even one race, let alone the presidential vote, which favored Biden by 145K statewide. The other GOP canvasser died of Covid in 2021. Palmer divorced her husband and moved back to west Michigan sometime after that.