Mark Meadows and Mike Roman Plead Not Guilty in Arizona Election Case

Trump's former aides face multiple felony charges related to 2020 election interference efforts

Meadows and Roman appeared virtually in Maricopa County court, entering not guilty pleas to nine felony counts.
The charges include conspiracy, forgery, and fraud in connection with a scheme to submit fake electors.
Both are also implicated in similar cases in Georgia and Wisconsin, with ongoing legal battles in multiple states.
Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes led the indictment against 18 Trump allies for their roles in the alleged plot.
The trials are part of broader efforts to hold Trump and his associates accountable for attempts to overturn the 2020 election results.