Trump's former chief of staff Mark Meadows has testified in a federal courtroom in Georgia regarding his involvement in questioning the 2020 election results and his participation in meetings related to alleged efforts to subvert Joe Biden's victory. Meadows is seeking to move his case from state to federal court by claiming he was acting as a federal officer. Meadows denies knowledge of certain campaign efforts to contest the election results and argues that his actions were part of his official duties as chief of staff. He has been accused of violating the federal Hatch Act. A federal judge's decision on Meadows's case could have implications for the other defendants.