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The special prosecutor argued the electors acted on legal advice without criminal intent to overturn the election.

Still stated he believed he was fulfilling his duties and that Fulton County DA Fani Willis knew he was innocent.

A leading state Democrat expressed disappointment, calling the dismissal a setback for justice and accountability.

ATLANTA — The only lawmaker among the group of co-indictees with President Donald Trump who were dismissed from the election fraud prosecution this week lashed out at the Fulton County district attorney who brought the charges more than two years ago.

"I genuinely believe that Fani Willis knew from the beginning that there was no evidence of any criminal intent on my part," Sen. Shawn Still, R-Johns Creek, said in a statement a

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