ATLANTA — Fulton County prosecutors pushed back Friday against U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who is seeking to delay his testimony before the special purpose grand jury studying interference in Georgia’s 2020 elections as he appeals a recent ruling from a federal judge.
The District Attorney’s office argued in a new federal court filing that postponing Graham’s appearance would “significantly harm” the grand jury.
“Given the possibility that Senator Graham’s testimony could reveal additional routes of inquiry, (delaying) his appearance at this stage could ultimately delay the resolution of the entire investigation,” District Attorney Fani Willis wrote.
