An arbitration panel found Robert Zeidman had proven that data Lindell said was from the 2020 election was not, and ordered the MyPillow founder to pay up
Lindell told NBC News on Thursday that the ruling was “a horrible, wrong decision.”The contest took place in August 2021 at a cyber symposium that Lindell — an outspoken election denier and conspiracy theorist — was hosting in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
As part of the symposium, Lindell announced a contest called the"Prove Mike Wrong Challenge" in which participants were asked to find proof that his cyber data was not valid data from the November election, the ruling said. The announcement said:"For the people who find the evidence, 5 million is their reward.”
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