PHILADELPHIA — Details remained scarce a day after a news report that several Republican lawmakers in Harrisburg had been subpoenaed this week as part of the federal inquiry into efforts to organize a slate of pro-Trump electors in the 2020 presidential election.
But at least one figure whose name has emerged prominently sought to clarify his role in the probe.
U.S. Rep. Scott Perry, one of former President Donald Trump's top allies in Congress, said his attorneys were told by the Department of Justice that he is "not a target of its investigation" after three FBI agents confronted him with a search warrant Tuesday and seized his cellphone.
