Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has denied claims by former President Donald Trump about “heavy law enforcement” in Detroit during Election Day. Trump had posted on social media that strong police presence was in place in cities like Detroit and Philadelphia. However, Benson clarified at a news conference in downtown Detroit that this claim was “not true.”
Benson praised the election process in Michigan, describing it as “very successful” with minimal issues reported across the state. She also highlighted that Michigan is on track for record-breaking voter turnout, demonstrating a strong public interest in the 2024 election.
Benson’s reassurance aimed to address any concerns from voters, emphasizing that the election ran smoothly and that Trump’s statements about police in Detroit were quickly debunked. Her comments reflect Michigan’s commitment to transparency and accuracy in election reporting.
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