Mike Lindell WINS His Appeal In $5M Election Fraud Case!

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A federal appeals court just granted Mike Lindell’s appeal, overruling a previous order to pay out $5 million as part of a case regarding his claims about 2020 election fraud.

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🚨BREAKING: Mike Lindell WINS his $5 million appeal.

The courts just tossed the bogus arbitration that tried to bankrupt him for exposing 2020 election fraud.

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Basically, Mike Lindell said back in 2021 that he would pay $5 million to anyone who proved his election data did not show interference.

A software engineer tried, failed, then sued Lindell for the money anyways.

An arbitration panel ruled Lindell had to pay out the money, but that bogus order was overturned today by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Post Millennial explained:

In 2021, Lindell hosted a “Cyber Symposium” where he claimed data showed Chinese election interference in the 2020 election. Lindell offered $5 million if someone could prove the data was “unequivocally” not related to the election. This prompted software developer Robert Zeidman to issue a 15-page report against the data.

While the challenge judges ruled he did not meet the standards required for the $5 million, an arbitration panel later ruled that Zeidman is entitled to the prize. The panel found that Zeidman successfully proved that Lindell’s data was not election data.

However, the appeals court has now ordered a lower court to immediately wipe the $5 million award. Loken said the judges found that the panel had “effectively amended the unambiguous Challenge contract when it used extrinsic evidence to require that the data provided was packet capture data, thereby violating established principles of Minnesota contract law and our arbitration precedents.”