Two attorneys for former President Donald Trump who were involved in a fake electors scheme for the then-president following the 2020 election settled a lawsuit against them on Monday.
Two Wisconsin Democratic electors, along with a voter, filed the lawsuit in 2022 claiming that attorneys Jim Troupis and Kenneth Chesebro and 10 other Republicans signed documents saying they were electors as part of a plan in Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico to overturn the results of the 2020 election. In reality, state parties appoint electors to represent voters. Troupis and Chesebro settled in December by agreeing to turn over documents, emails, and texts.
“This all came out of Wisconsin and expanded to other states. That was a significant part of the narrative that led to the
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