Jenna Ellis, a former attorney for Donald Trump's 2020 campaign, has agreed to cooperate with Arizona prosecutors as part of the state's investigation into the 'fake electors' scheme, which falsely claimed that Trump won the state. In exchange for her cooperation, the Arizona Attorney General's office will drop nine felony charges against her, including conspiracy and forgery. Ellis will provide testimony and relevant documents to assist in the prosecution of other defendants involved in the case, including Rudy Giuliani and several Republican lawmakers. She has previously pleaded guilty to a similar charge in Georgia related to election interference. Attorney General Kris Mayes stated that Ellis's insights are crucial for bolstering the state's case. This agreement represents a significant development in ongoing efforts to address actions undermining the 2020 election results.