Georgia county poll workers targeted by subpoena seeking their contact details
Fulton county is trying to fend off federal prosecutor's demand for information on 2020 election workers
TL;DR
- Fulton County, Georgia, is challenging a federal subpoena from North Carolina's interim US attorney seeking contact details of 2020 election poll workers.
- The subpoena demands names, positions, addresses, emails, and phone numbers of election staff.
- County attorneys argue the subpoena is politically motivated harassment, could discourage future poll workers, and violates Georgia's authority.
- This action follows an FBI raid in January on county election offices to seize 2020 election materials as part of an investigation based on debunked fraud claims.
- The subpoena was issued by interim US Attorney Dan Bishop, whose own appointment has raised questions.