ATLANTA — Witness testimony resumed Tuesday at the Fulton County courthouse as part of District Attorney Fani Willis’s investigation of Georgia’s 2020 elections.
In-person meetings of the special purpose grand jury focused on the actions of former President Donald Trump and his allies had been delayed a week due to a logistical issue, according to a source with knowledge, but now the 23-person panel is making up for lost time.
Over the next several weeks, the jury is expected to hear a blizzard of testimony from a handful of current and former aides to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, whose appearances were originally scheduled for last week. It is also scheduled to question Attorney General Chris Carr, several Democratic state legislators and at least two county-level elections officials from metro Atlanta.
