Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones will not face criminal charges regarding his actions related to the 2020 presidential election, as announced by special prosecutor Pete Skandalakis. Jones, who was a state senator at the time, was part of a group of Republican electors who claimed Trump had won Georgia, despite Biden's victory. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was barred from prosecuting him after it was revealed she had held a fundraiser for his political opponent, leading to a ruling of conflict of interest. Skandalakis concluded that Jones acted reasonably and without criminal intent while fulfilling his duties as an elected representative. The decision comes as part of a broader investigation into election interference that has resulted in charges against other individuals involved. Jones has criticized Willis for her handling of the case, claiming she misused taxpayer resources for personal gain.