Two prominent 2020 election deniers in Michigan were charged Wednesday with allegedly tampering with election equipment and sharing voter data with an unauthorized third-party.

A former township clerk and her attorney will face charges in Michigan over allegations of a voter data breach related to the 2020 election, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced Wednesday.

Lance Lashaway, a Hillsdale County Republican, said he attended on Monday "to watch our court system run more people through the wringer."

Criminal charges related to the 2020 election continue to mount with the latest announced by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Wednesday against a pro-Trump lawyer and a former township clerk for allegedly allowing unauthorized access to voter data.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced charges on Wednesday against former Adams Township Clerk Stephanie Scott and her attorney, Stefanie Lambert Junttila, alleging the pair permitted an unauthorized computer examiner to access voter data concerning the 2020 election,

Attorney Stefanie Lambert illicitly transmitted data from a Hillsdale County electronic poll book, according to the Attorney General's office.

A former township clerk in Michigan and her private attorney have been charged in connection with a 2020 election voter data breach.

A Michigan township clerk was charged with multiple felonies on Wednesday, the latest turn in a state inquiry into efforts by Donald Trump supporters to tamper with voting machines to prove his false claim that he lost the 2020 election due to fraud.

As part of a wider inquiry into efforts by loyal followers of former President Donald Trump to find ways to substantiate his unfounded fraud claims, more emerges.