Georgia co-defendant demands 41k ballots he says will prove 'Trump did not lose' election

The Black Voices for Trump leader accused of harassing a Georgia poll worker in an attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election is demanding election records that conspiracy theorists believe prove Donald Trump won, court records show.

Harrison Floyd, who is among 14 remaining co-defendants in District Attorney Fani Willis’s corruption case against Trump, demanded this week that officials hand over thousands of pages of Fulton County voting records he thinks will disprove President Joe Biden’s victory.

“Mr. Floyd intends to present as his defense, evidence that President Trump did not lose the November 3, 2020 election in the State of Georgia,” a motion filed by his attorneys reads.