Race called for prosecutor leading Trump's Georgia election subversion case

Fani Willis, the Georgia prosecutor who brought racketeering charges against former President Donald Trump over his effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election, cruised to re-election on Tuesday night, according to reports.

Willis won a second four-year term in Fulton County against Courtney Kramer, a Republican lawyer who interned in the White House under Trump.

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The county, reliably Democratic, is home to 11 percent of the state’s electorate and includes most of Atlanta.

Trump's Fulton County case has largely stalled and has no chance of heading to trial before the end of the year. Trump faces eight remaining counts out of the original 13 charges.

An appeals court is set to hear arguments next month over attempts to disqualify Willis from the case.