The investigation centers on a handful of events, including Trump’s call to the Georgia secretary of state asking him to “find” enough votes to reverse his 2020 loss there.
The inquiry is believed to go deep into Trump’s orbit, with nearly 20 people known to have been informed they could face charges. In recent legal filings, Trump’s lawyers have described an indictment in Georgia as a foregone conclusion.
Nicole Craine for The New York Times
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