The U.S. Attorney's office will launch an investigation into election fraud in 2020.

Washington's chief federal prosecutor Ed Martin announced the launch of an investigation into fraud in the 2020 presidential election, during which Joe Biden won. This was reported by Reuters on March 17.

"The chief federal prosecutor of President Donald Trump in Washington, D.C., on Monday announced new efforts to investigate cases of election fraud," the agency reports, citing an internal email from the prosecutor's office.

It seems that Martin has notified his department's staff about the creation of a new office called the "Special Election Accountability Unit." He also asked to recruit volunteers to work in it.

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