Fani Willis on Georgia election

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has requested the Georgia appeals court to reinstate six criminal charges against former President Donald Trump, which were dismissed by Judge Scott McAfee earlier this year due to insufficient detail in the allegations. The charges relate to Trump's alleged attempts to pressure Georgia officials to alter the 2020 election results, including a controversial call to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. In her filing, Willis argued that the indictment provided ample context for the charges, while Trump's defense dismissed her claims as legally flawed. The case has faced scrutiny due to allegations of an improper relationship between Willis and a special prosecutor, prompting Trump's legal team to seek her disqualification from the case. The Georgia Court of Appeals is set to hear arguments on this matter in December, amid ongoing debates over the validity of the charges against Trump. This legal battle unfolds as early voting in Georgia's presidential election sees record turnout, adding to the political tensions surrounding the case.