PITTSBURGH — FBI agents interviewed the chairman of the Allegheny County Republican Party at his home early Thursday morning as part of a nationwide investigation into former President Donald Trump’s attempt to send alternate electors from key swing states to Washington to overturn the 2020 election.
Agents spent about an hour at party chairman Sam DeMarco’s Oakdale home and served him with a subpoena for communications between him, members of the Trump campaign and legal team, and Trump electors in Pennsylvania, DeMarco told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Thursday.
“I’ll certainly comply with their request,” DeMarco said. He has until July 8 to turn over emails, texts and any written correspondence, he said.
