Election deniers who say Trump won in 2020 are running to be top cop in 4 battleground states

There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the state).Gordon, nevertheless, has vowed, if elected, to open a new investigation into election fraud in 2020 and has said he will “expose the fraud” and “will prosecute the people that are responsible for this.”Gordon didn’t respond to questions from NBC News.Carr, for his part, has repeatedly said there was no widespread voter fraud in the state, earning the wrath of Trump, who in his endorsement of Gordon slammed Carr for doing “absolutely nothing to stop the 2020 Presidential Election Fraud which, as facts have shown, and are showing, was rampant.”Carr’s office didn’t respond to questions from NBC News.State Sen. Jen Jordan, the leading Democrat in the race, slammed Gordon in an interview.“When you have a handpicked candidate who has been chosen specifically because he’s sworn fealty to Donald Trump and has promised to do whatever he can, if and when Trump runs again, that the election results are going to go in his favor, everyone should be worried,” she said.“At the end of the day, the attorney general’s office should not be about partisan politics, or one politician or party," Jordan said. DePerno has also argued that any Michigan resident should have the right to demand a vote audit of the state’s election results.Biden won Michigan by more than 154,000 votes, a result upheld by multiple lawsuits and audits.DePerno didn’t respond to questions from NBC News.Nessel said in an interview that “it’s absolutely essential that you have both an attorney general and a secretary of state in these really essential swing states that believe in democracy and in following the law.”“It’s not my job as the state’s top lawyer to pick winners in the presidential election," Nessel said.“I don’t care if it’s a Democrat running, or Donald Trump.