IT Contractor Who Worked With Dominion on Election Day in Detroit: ‘What I Witnessed at the TCF Center Was Complete Fraud’

A freelance IT worker who was contracted to assist Dominion Voting Systems at the TCF Center in downtown Detroit on Election Day testified Tuesday that everything she witnessed there pointed to fraud.

The Michigan Senate Oversight Committee held a hearing to discuss the problematic vote-counting operations in Detroit. The Trump campaign did not participate in the hearing.

Mellissa Carone said she worked with Dominion vice president and co-owner Nick Ikonomakis, as well as a Dominion staffer named “Samuel.” Her affidavit is here.

Carone testified that she worked at the TCF Center from 6:15 a.m. on November 3 to 4:00 a.m. on November 4, 2020. She went home to get a few hours sleep and worked again at the TCF Center from
10:00 a.m. until 1:45 p.m. on November 4.

Carone stated that she was initially scheduled to work at the Department of Elections, which was not a vote-counting center, even though she was trained to work with the election equipment and tabulators. The IT worker said she backed out when she was told she would have to park a long distance away and be bused in.

“There was something going on at that Department of Elections, and it’s clearly something that’s very illegal that occurred there. I am grateful to God that I did not go there,” she said.

Instead, Carone worked all day at the TCF Center, where she saw plenty of suspicious activity.

“What I witnessed at that TCF Center was complete fraud,” she told the Michigan state senators.

“The whole 27 hours I was there, there were batches of ballots being rammed through the tabulating machines numerous times, being counted 8 to 10 times,” Carone said. “I watched this with my own eyes. I was there to assist with IT.”

She added that the ballot counters at the TCF Center had no training and had “absolutely no idea what they were doing.”

Carone stated that she believed Daniel Baxter, a special project election consultant for the Detroit Department of Elections, “was in on the whole thing,” as were at least 90 percent of the poll workers. “They were allowed to do whatever they wanted to do,” she said.

She remarked that she didn’t see a single vote for President Trump during the entire...

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