Trump Allies Face New Legal Challenges in Wisconsin Fake Electors Case

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While former President Donald Trump has largely evaded legal consequences, his allies face ongoing prosecutions in multiple states related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. Cases in Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Nevada involve charges against dozens of Trump's aides and political allies, including high-profile figures like Mark Meadows and Rudy Giuliani. These state-level cases are immune to presidential pardons, meaning Trump cannot shield his allies from potential convictions. The legal proceedings are expected to unfold during Trump's potential second term, with significant trials anticipated in Arizona and Georgia.
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