DETROIT — Allies of former President Donald Trump are putting on an "election integrity" summit in Detroit Friday and Saturday, an event that will feature political figures who've made unproven claims of fraud and staffers from the Republican National Committee.
The Election Integrity Network is organizing the gathering. The group is chaired by conservative lawyer Cleta Mitchell, who served "as a volunteer attorney for the Trump legal team in Georgia," according to its website.
Mitchell was on the Jan. 2, 2021, phone call in which Trump asked Georgia election officials to "find" enough votes to declare him the winner of the battleground state, according to the Associated Press.