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.
Safiyah Riddle, Geoff Mulvihill, and Ali Swenson, Associated Press
Alanna Durkin Richer, Joshua Goodman, and Becky Bohrer, Associated Press
Joey Cappelletti and Simran Parwani, Associated Press
Nicole Winfield, Associated Press
Evan Halper, Washington Post
Kellen Browning, Anna Griffin, and Glenn Thrush, New York Times
Safiyah Riddle and Eric Tucker, Associated Press
Nicholas Riccardi and Ali Swenson, Associated Press
Laurie Kellman, Associated Press
Patrick Marley and Jeremy Roebuck, Washington Post
Ope Adetayo and Constant Same Bagalwa, Associated Press
Meagan Flynn and Dan Diamond, Washington Post

























