John Burkman and Jacob Wohl entered no contest pleas to voter intimidation charges related to a deceptive robocall scheme in Detroit during the 2020 election.

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Two men accused of using robocalls aimed at intimidating Detroit voters in 2020 have pleaded no contest in the case, the Michigan Attorney General's office reports.