Election expert testifies FBI's evidence in Fulton County ballot case 'doesn't make sense'

A leading elections expert testified before a federal judge in Atlanta on Friday that the evidence the FBI presented to justify its seizure of 2020 election ballots from Fulton County, Georgia, 'doesn't make sense,' casting doubt on the legal basis for the controversial ballot collection. The expert, whose name wasn't provided in the original article but was described as a leading authority on election procedures, appeared in court as part of a challenge to the FBI's actions. The testimony came amid ongoing legal battles surrounding the 2020 election results in Georgia, a key swing state where President Biden narrowly defeated former President Trump. The FBI's seizure of ballots from Fulton County, which includes Atlanta, has been particularly contentious as it represents one of the most populous and politically diverse counties in the state. The expert's testimony suggests significant questions about the FBI's handling of election materials and the justification for their seizure, potentially impacting ongoing legal proceedings and influencing how future election-related investigations are conducted by federal agencies.