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Who’s who in the Georgia Trump indictment

Former President Donald Trump (center) was indicted Monday by a Fulton County grand jury on multiple felony charges. Also indicted were (top row) former Trump campaign official Mike Roman, former Trump personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, former chairman of the Georgia Republican Party David Shafer, former elections supervisor for Coffee County Misty Hampton, former Trump campaign attorney Kenneth Chesebro, (2nd row) former Trump campaign attorney John Eastman, Trump campaign-affiliated attorney Jenna Ellis, former publicist for rapper Kanye West Trevian Kutti, former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, (third row) former director of Black Voices for Trump Harrison Floyd, former Trump campaign attorney Sidney Powell, former senior Department of Justice official Jeffrey Clark, Republican elector Cathy Latham, (fourth row) Atlanta lawyer Ray Smith III, Alpharetta lawyer Bob Cheeley, state Sen. Shawn Still, Atlanta bail bondsman Scott Hall and Stephen Cliffgard Lee, a police chaplain from Illinois. (AJC file photos)

Credit: AJC file photos

Credit: AJC file photos

Former President Donald Trump (center) was indicted Monday by a Fulton County grand jury on multiple felony charges. Also indicted were (top row) former Trump campaign official Mike Roman, former Trump personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, former chairman of the Georgia Republican Party David Shafer, former elections supervisor for Coffee County Misty Hampton, former Trump campaign attorney Kenneth Chesebro, (2nd row) former Trump campaign attorney John Eastman, Trump campaign-affiliated attorney Jenna Ellis, former publicist for rapper Kanye West Trevian Kutti, former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, (third row) former director of Black Voices for Trump Harrison Floyd, former Trump campaign attorney Sidney Powell, former senior Department of Justice official Jeffrey Clark, Republican elector Cathy Latham, (fourth row) Atlanta lawyer Ray Smith III, Alpharetta lawyer Bob Cheeley, state Sen. Shawn Still, Atlanta bail bondsman Scott Hall and Stephen Cliffgard Lee, a police chaplain from Illinois. (AJC file photos)
Updated March 13, 2024

On Aug. 14, 2023, a Fulton County grand jury charged Donald Trump and 18 of his allies with trying to subvert Georgia’s 2020 election.

The 41-count indictment accused the former president of heading up a criminal enterprise in an attempt to cling to power after losing to Democrat Joe Biden. The charges against Trump and his supporters included racketeering and other felonies.

Here’s who was charged in the 98-page indictment:

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