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By Sept. 16, 2021, Donald Trump’s push to pressure Georgia officials after the 2020 election was already under active legal scrutiny. Fulton County prosecutors had opened their election-interference investigation in February 2021, after the Jan. 2 Raffensperger call became public.
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By Sept. 16, 2021, Donald Trump’s push to pressure Georgia officials after the 2020 election was already under active legal scrutiny. Fulton County prosecutors had opened their election-interference investigation in February 2021, after the Jan. 2 Raffensperger call became public.
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By Sept. 16, 2021, Donald Trump’s push to pressure Georgia officials after the 2020 election was already under active legal scrutiny. Fulton County prosecutors had opened their election-interference investigation in February 2021, after the Jan. 2 Raffensperger call became public.
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