Trump Team's Texts Reveal Plan to Overturn Georgia Election with Breached Voter Data

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Newly uncovered text messages exchanged between members of Donald Trump's 2020 presidential campaign team could provide prosecutors with "stronger evidence" of an alleged crime in Georgia, according to former prosecutor Michael Zeldin. The messages show members of Trump's staff debating whether they should use data obtained from a voting machine to decertify a key Senate race that helped decide whether Democrats or Republicans would hold control of Congress' upper chamber. Zeldin warned that these new text messages could be problematic for Trump's defense efforts, as it may indicate several potentially broken laws.
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- Testimony Suggests Trump Was at Meeting About Accessing Voting Software The New York Times
- 'Here's the plan': See Trump operatives' texts about breached voting data CNN
- Leaked texts reveal Trump operatives’ plan to use breached Georgia voter data to overturn 2020 election The Independent
- Report: Team Trump’s Attempt to Overturn the Election in Georgia Even More Comically Corrupt Than Previously Thought Vanity Fair
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