Breaking: FBI Launches 2020 Election Raid at Fulton County, Georgia, Facility

FBI agents executed a search warrant Wednesday for a facility that serves as Fulton County, Georgia’s, election hub.

The agency confirmed that its personnel were “executing a court authorized law enforcement action” at 5600 Campbellton Fairburn Road, the site of the Fulton County Elections Hub & Operations Center, CBS News reported.

“A source familiar with the investigation tells CBS News that the investigation is in connection with the 2020 election, in which Democrats narrowly won Georgia’s electoral college votes,” the outlet added.

The building contains election equipment and office space for multiple Fulton County agencies.

In December, the Justice Department sued Fulton County in an effort to obtain election records from 2020.

BREAKING: FBI is executing a search warrant at a Fulton County election office in Georgia; Fox News is told it is related to the 2020 election pic.twitter.com/LubnrCTAin

— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 28, 2026

President Donald Trump said in the aftermath of the 2020 election, and since, that fraud took place in Georgia, a state he carried in 2016, but which flipped to Democrat Joe Biden in 2020 by fewer than 12,000 votes.

State Farm Arena was a major focus of concern on election night when party observers and the media were told counting had stopped, only for it to resume for nearly two more hours soon thereafter.

Video of the incident showed what appeared to be ballots being fed through counting machines multiple times, according to Cleta Mitchell, a member of Trump’s legal team challenging the election results.

BREAKING! 🚨🚨🚨

Fulton County, GA!: A judge has granted @VoterGA conditional approval to inspect Fulton County mail-in ballots and metadata! This includes the ballots seen in the controversial State Farm Arena video being scanned in after hours. Watch @RealAmVoice for updates! pic.twitter.com/psFUexjKle

— Heather Mullins (@TalkMullins) March 16, 2021

There were also several affidavits from poll workers saying they witnessed “pristine” mail-in ballots with no folds that may have been filled out by machines.

“Under Georgia law, to be a legal ballot, it has to be put into an envelope and returned,” Mitchell said.

An independent report contracted by the Georgia State Election Board and released on Jan. 12, 2021, determined that there were many abnormalities in Fulton County’s election.

“Although Fulton County allocated ample resources for absentee ballot processing leading into the general elections, the processes themselves were extremely sloppy and replete with chain of custody issues as the massive tide of ballots bounced around the Fulton Gov’t HQ building,” the report said.

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