Donald Trump now faces more criminal charges for attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election as a case in Fulton county, Georgia, begins its next act. The district attorney, Fani Willis, has delivered a sweeping indictment that charges Trump, along with more than a dozen co-defendants, with 41 counts including racketeering, conspiracy, solicitation and filing false statements.
These are the people involved in the high-profile election investigation that could have far-reaching implications for Trump, who may well face jail time if convicted, and his chances of winning the Republican nomination in 2024.
