In November 2020, Antrim County resident, William Bailey, hired Matthew to represent him in his lawsuit against Antrim County and the Michigan Secretary of State’s office, to conduct his own audit of the November general election irregularities in Antrim County. Matthew and his team were able to capture forensic images of the Dominion Voting machines. Since that time, they have conducted forensic analyses of those images to fully understand what went wrong in Antrim County prior to, during, and after the 2020 general election. Matthew has published 21 legal reports based on his findings from the forensic audit.
For months, Matthew has tried to take his findings to the Michigan Legislature, asking for their support in demanding a Statewide full forensic audit, to no avail. Michiganders deserve more from their elected officials, and as American Citizens, our constitutional right to ensure fair, free, and secure elections. Matthew has been attacked many times from elected officials, including Dana Nessel, but he has not backed down. Matthew is committed to conducting a full forensic audit in Michigan and as Michigan’s Attorney General he will hold those responsible for voter fraud accountable. He is committed to ending government lock downs and mask mandates. As Attorney General, Matthew will fight to protect the civil liberties of all Michigan residents, state's sovereign rights, and return us to our Founders' concept of a Constitutional Republic.
Matthew DePerno was born in Warren and raised in Troy, Michigan. He moved to Kalamazoo Michigan in 1994 after law school, where he currently resides with his wife of 25 years, Laura and their two dogs Toby and Kodak. Matthew attended the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree. In 1994, he received his Juris Doctrine degree from the University of Detroit Mercy and the following year his Master’s in Taxation Law from New York University. After practicing with a law firm as a partner for 10 years, Matthew opened his own law practice in 2005, DePerno Law. He has been defending American’s constitutional civil liberties for over 25 years. His wife, Laura, is a registered nurse and has worked on cancer units, transplant units, general care, and emergency room.
