Trump Operatives Considered Using Stolen Voting Data to Overturn Georgia Runoff
TL;DR
Operatives on the payroll of former President Donald Trump discussed using stolen data from voting machines to decertify Georgia’s 2020 Senate runoff, according to text messages obtained by CNN. The operatives gained access to a voting machine in Coffee County, Georgia, after a sympathetic local election administrator allowed them to download voting data onto a portable hard drive. The breaches are being examined by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis as part of a larger investigation into Trump’s attempts to interfere in the 2020 election.
- Trump Lackeys Discussed Using Stolen Voting Data to Decertify Georgia Runoff: CNN The Daily Beast
- Exclusive: Text messages reveal Trump operatives considered using breached voting data to decertify Georgia's Senate runoff in 2021 CNN
- Testimony Suggests Trump Was at Meeting About Accessing Voting Software The New York Times
- Leaked texts reveal Trump operatives’ plan to use breached Georgia voter data to overturn 2020 election The Independent
- 'Here's the plan': See Trump operatives' texts about breached voting data CNN
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