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A set of four county maps of Michigan, each marked "Work in Progress" and noted as based on publicly available information at the time. The first map marks the 15 counties with the highest increase in voters registered since the start of an investigation, citing the Michigan Dep't of State. The second shows the counties with the highest and lowest share of employees working at small businesses, citing the U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy. The third and fourth overlay target age and race demographics, SBA field offices, SBDC events, SBA official visits and Biden campaign offices, with the fourth referring to E.O. 14019. Sources listed on these maps include the U.S. Census and Michigan SBDC.

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WORK IN PROGRESS

Highest VR Increase Since Investigation

Key:

Purple Strikethrough:
Counties with the highest
voter registration increase

T15 counties with highest
increase in voters registered

since start of investigation
¢ Wayne
¢ Oakland
¢ Macomb
¢ Kent
¢ Washtenaw
¢ Ottawa
¢ Kalamazoo
¢ Genesee
¢ Berrien
¢ Muskegon
¢ Ingham
¢ Monroe
¢ Jackson
¢ St. Clair
¢ Livingston

* Based on publicly available information at the time

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WORK IN PROGRESS

Highest and Lowest Share of Employees Working at
Small Businesses by County

Key:

Red Highlight: Counties with Highest
Share of Small Business Employment

Grey Strikethrough: Counties with
Lowest Share of Small Business
Employment

Counties With Highest Share of
Employees Working at Small
Businesses (75-100)

¢ Tuscola

¢ Sanilac

¢ Oceana

¢ Menominee
¢ Gladwin

¢ Antrim

¢ Leelanau

¢ Kalkaska

¢ Missaukee
¢ Lake

¢ Presque Isle
¢ Mackinac

¢ Baraga

¢ Iron

¢ Montmorency
¢ Schoolcraft
¢ Alcona

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* Based on publicly available information at the time

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WORK IN PROGRESS

Overlap of DNC Target Demographics (Age / Race
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Key:

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Green Highlight: Target Racial
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Overlap Highest Target Demographics
and Location of Events, Field Offices,

and Biden Campaign Trips:
¢ Isabella

¢ Saginaw

¢ Genesee

¢ St. Clair

¢ Oakland

¢ Livingston
¢ Ingham

¢ Wayne

¢ Washtenaw
¢ Calhoun

¢ Kalamazoo
¢ Berrien

* Based on publicly available information at the time

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since start of investigation
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Source: U.S. Census, U.S. Small Business Administration, Michigan SBDC
WORK IN PROGRESS

Overlap Between Voter Registration Rates & E.O. 14019 /
DNC Target Demographics (Age / Race) By Count

Key:

Green Highlight: T15 Counties with centé
Highest African American Population

HOUGHTON

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Population of Voters 18-24 Years of Age

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Source: U.S. Census, Michigan Dep’t of State, U.S. Small Business

* Based on publicly available information at the time Administration, Michigan SBDC

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