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FBI agents executed a court-authorized search warrant at the Fulton County Election Hub and Operations Center in Georgia on Wednesday, according to multiple news outlets. The warrant sought materials related to the 2020 presidential election, with officials confirming that original voting records were among the items seized. Fulton County authorities acknowledged the search but did not specify the exact nature of the documents targeted, while the FBI declined to provide further details about the scope or purpose of its investigation. Sources across the political spectrum agree on the basic facts of the search, but differ in framing and context. Left-leaning outlets such as The Washington Post and NBC News emphasized that the search comes amid long-standing, debunked claims by former President Donald Trump about election fraud in 2020. Center and neutral sources like NPR and the Associated Press focused on procedural details, noting that the Department of Justice had previously filed a lawsuit seeking election records from Fulton County but did not confirm whether this search was directly tied to that legal action. Right-leaning outlets including The Hill, Washington Examiner, and Fox News highlighted the search as part of an ongoing federal investigation into election integrity, often referencing the county’s central role in 2020 election litigation without explicitly endorsing fraud claims. While all sources confirm the warrant was legally authorized, interpretations vary on whether it reflects a legitimate law enforcement inquiry or a politically motivated effort to revisit a settled election.