Something like 20% of the claims were estimated to be fraudulent, many of the victimizers being from criminal rings out of state or even out of the country, and that was back in June:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/340-000-michigan-unemployment-claims-or-20-flagged-for-fraud-state-says/ar-BB155Ykf

340,000 Michigan unemployment claims, or 20%, flagged for fraud, state says Adrienne Roberts, Detroit Free Press

6/5/2020

The idea that questioning a mere 200,000 votes (a few percent) is off the table, for a state with fraud-prevention this bad, is laughable