Trump indictment in Georgia details pressure campaign to change Pennsylvania’s electoral votes
The indictment alleges Trump and his allies pressured Pennsylvania elected officials to appoint a fake set of Trump electors or hold a special session of the General Assembly.
The indictment released Monday by Fani Willis, the district attorney for Fulton County, Ga., charges former President Donald Trump and 18 others with a conspiracy to overturn Georgia’s presidential election results.
Here is how the indictment alleges that Trump and some of his attorneys and campaign staff pressured Pennsylvania elected officials to appoint a fake set of Trump electors or hold a special session of the General Assembly.
Names listed in bold were charged in the indictment.