Fight over discovery erupts in 2020 election fraud lawsuit in Michigan's Antrim County

However, the judge stressed his ruling was "not saying there there were no problems" in how Antrim County conducted the 2020 election.

"The clerk has admitted that there were challenges and problems in the elections, although the hand count ultimately of the presidential election showed the results were largely consistent with the canvas totals that were entered by the state and reported by the county. Nor am I saying that the processing of election data here wasn't corrupted or corruptible. I don't have the facts to make that determination," he added.

In a livestream with supporters after the hearing, Bailey said an appeal is "definitely" happening but noted "another option" was under consideration. He also said there is "incredible new evidence" of fraud and predicted the judge "will see it" at some point.

DePerno echoed that message in a press release posted to his website last week. "We have new and exciting evidence ready to be disclosed and will schedule its release as time permits," he said.

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