After a string of losses in the Supreme Court of the United States, Attorney Sidney Powell submitted two new pieces of evidence in her Michigan lawsuit, which alleges Dominion Voting Systems voting equipment was compromised resulting in a Biden victory.

Powell's first piece of evidence involves an initial forensic analysis of Dominion voting equipment in Antrim County:

“By logical extrapolation, [the analysis] explains voting anomalies and evinces fraud throughout the Dominion Voting Systems,” Powell wrote. “The new evidence specifically provides additional and conclusive evidence of election fraud and irregularities pertaining to the Nov. 3, 2020 election.”

Powell has argued that this new 'evidence' "is directly relevant to Petitioners’ Emergency Petition Under Rule 20 for Extraordinary Writ of Mandamus," bolstering current lawsuits before the Supreme Court. An additional emergency filing is expected for Wisconsin in addition to Michigan.

Forensic expert affidavits claim 'foreign interference' in 2020 election 

A huge component of Powell's new evidence is affidavits provided by forensic experts, who claim to have proof that Dominion Voting Systems had their machines connected to foreign networks.

The two individuals who have signed the affidavits are military intelligence analysts according to Powell. Both have stated that dominionvoting.com SSL certificates were used on multiple occasions in Canada, Serbia and the U.S.

#BREAKING Bombshell forensic report on #Michigan machines proves fraud we all saw happen, invalidates #Biden & #Soros secretary of states' claims.#ElectionFraud rampant#TrumpWon
Go to #Kraken-Wood
Banned by Twit!
Also https://t.co/173MnvRx0S https://t.co/hWfqluMLgO to help pic.twitter.com/6Qmu2XAe2A

— Sidney Powell 🇺🇸⭐⭐⭐ (@SidneyPowell1) December 14, 2020

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