Two Georgia election workers are seeking as much as $43 million for false assertions from Rudolph Giuliani that they had sought to swing the 2020 outcome against Donald Trump.
[Headline] Georgia Election Workers Sue Rudolph Giuliani for $43 Million Over False Election Claims [Subheading] Lawsuit Filed by Election Workers Alleges Giuliani's False Assertions Led to Damages [Analysis] Two Georgia election workers have filed a lawsuit against Rudolph Giuliani, seeking $43 million in damages for his false claims that they sought to manipulate the 2020 election results against Donald Trump. The lawsuit highlights the potential legal consequences for individuals who spread misinformation and false allegations related to election integrity. [Summary] Two election workers in Georgia are pursuing a $43 million lawsuit against Rudolph Giuliani, alleging that his false assertions about their actions during the 2020 election resulted in significant damages. This case underscores the growing legal scrutiny surrounding false claims related to election integrity and the potential financial repercussions for those who spread misinformation.
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Giuliani is facing a lawsuit from two Georgia election workers seeking up to $43 million in damages due to false claims he made about them trying to sway the 2020 election against Donald Trump.
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