Former GOP Chair Regrets Role in Fake Elector Scheme

Andrew Hitt, Wisconsin Republican Party chairman, says he was misled into supporting a plan to falsely declare Trump the winner in 2020.

A former Wisconsin Republican Party chairman, Andrew Hitt, claims he was misled into participating in a fake elector scheme after the 2020 election, falsely asserting Trump's victory in the state.
Hitt, who worked tirelessly for Trump's campaign, expressed regret over signing documents that were part of an attempt to overturn the election results, citing fear for his safety and his family's.
The scheme, involving fake electors in multiple states, aimed to create a controversy that could potentially alter the election outcome, according to special counsel Jack Smith's indictment of Donald Trump.
Internal communications reveal panic within the Trump campaign about the delivery of fake elector documents to Vice President Mike Pence's office ahead of the January 6 electoral college count.
Hitt has cooperated with the January 6th committee and federal prosecutors, maintaining that he and other Wisconsin fake electors were deceived by the Trump campaign.