FBI Raid on Fulton County Election Hub Sparks Concerns Over 2020 Presidential Election
The FBI has conducted a search at the Fulton County election hub, seeking records related to the 2020 presidential election. The move has been described by state officials as "extremely alarming" and is seen as a significant development in the ongoing investigation into former President Donald Trump's attempts to overturn his loss in Georgia.
Trump had repeatedly made false claims about the election being "rigged," with some of these allegations targeting Fulton County, where Biden won by just 11,780 votes. The state's top electoral officials received death threats and were subjected to harassment following these false claims.
In a recent report on Trump's efforts to overturn his election loss, former Special Counsel Jack Smith noted that Fulton County election workers had faced such threats after Trump made baseless claims about the legitimacy of their work.
The FBI search has come at a time when Trump is facing a state criminal case in Fulton County, which was dismissed earlier this year following allegations of conflict of interest. The former president has since sought over $6 million in attorney fees and costs related to that investigation.
Two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Wandrea "Shaye" Moss, who were falsely accused by Trump allies of participating in voter fraud, have received significant compensation for the harm they suffered at the hands of these false claims.
The FBI has conducted a search at the Fulton County election hub, seeking records related to the 2020 presidential election. The move has been described by state officials as "extremely alarming" and is seen as a significant development in the ongoing investigation into former President Donald Trump's attempts to overturn his loss in Georgia.
Trump had repeatedly made false claims about the election being "rigged," with some of these allegations targeting Fulton County, where Biden won by just 11,780 votes. The state's top electoral officials received death threats and were subjected to harassment following these false claims.
In a recent report on Trump's efforts to overturn his election loss, former Special Counsel Jack Smith noted that Fulton County election workers had faced such threats after Trump made baseless claims about the legitimacy of their work.
The FBI search has come at a time when Trump is facing a state criminal case in Fulton County, which was dismissed earlier this year following allegations of conflict of interest. The former president has since sought over $6 million in attorney fees and costs related to that investigation.
Two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Wandrea "Shaye" Moss, who were falsely accused by Trump allies of participating in voter fraud, have received significant compensation for the harm they suffered at the hands of these false claims.