Former President Donald Trump's chief of staff, Mark Meadows, has been revealed to face the same conspiracy, fraud, and forgery charges as other defendants in Arizona's fake elector case. The Arizona attorney general's office confirmed that Meadows, although not initially named in the grand jury indictment, has now been served with nine felony counts.
Attorney George Terwilliger, representing Meadows, has yet to comment on the charges. He previously denounced the Arizona indictment as a politically motivated accusation that will be contested.
