The FBI is trying to get to the bottom of what really happened during the 2020 election. In a post on Truth Social on Monday morning, President Trump shared an exclusive report from JustTheNews that revealed the FBI has seized voting records in Arizona. In the post, Trump shared the article with the caption, “Great!!! FBI secretly seizes election records from Arizona’s largest county as voting probe expands.” Take a look: BREAKING: Trump says FBI secretly seized election records from Arizona’s Maricopa County pic.twitter.com/OTUMKyLeHK — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) March 9, 2026 Read the exclusive report by Just The News on the FBI’s move here: The FBI is expanding its criminal probe into suspected election irregularities, secretly obtaining a large tranche of voting records from Arizona’s largest county with a recent grand jury subpoena, multiple people familiar with the probe told Just the News. The sources, who spoke only on condition of anonymity because of the secrecy of the grand jury probe, said FBI agents are receiving gigabytes of electronic election data from Maricopa County, about a month after the bureau first disclosed an investigation into election irregularities by raiding a warehouse near Atlanta and seizing ballots from the 2020 election conducted in Fulton County, Georgia’s largest metropolis. Election irregularities in Arizona and elsewhere The subpoena comes five years after the GOP-led Arizona state Senate conducted a lengthy investigation into the 2020 election and concluded there were significant irregularities. More recently, the bureau was alerted to a report filed by Republican and Democrat election observers who believed they observed irregularities in November 2024 at a warehouse in Arizona where blank and filled-out absentee ballots were observed in the same location, according to the sources. Congress has never released the report from the staffers who were sent to observe the 2024 election in Maricopa County, which includes Arizona’s largest city of Phoenix. But House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil recently hinted at the significance of the report in an interview with the Just the News, No Noise television show. “We’re digging back through those reports that were submitted by our election observers that were deployed across the country,” Steil said. “This is where working hand in glove with other federal government agencies is so important. “We have reports documenting instances that occurred in Arizona and across the country, and we are reviewing those in real time and working hand in glove with federal partners to make sure that the law was followed in every jurisdiction in the country,” he added. Founder of Just The News, John Solomon, breaks down the FBI’s probe: JOHN SOLOMON: The FBI has decided that the election history of Maricopa County is problematic and has seized election results as voting probe expands.@jsolomonReports pic.twitter.com/sbI10Mc4sY — Bannon’s WarRoom (@Bannons_WarRoom) March 9, 2026 The move by the FBI comes months after they seized voting records in Fulton County, per CBS: Boulee’s ruling comes a week after Fulton County officials filed an amended motion demanding the FBI return the records, which the county claimed were “improperly seized.” FBI agents arrived at the elections hub in late January with a search warrant seeking documents related to the 2020 election in Fulton County, including: all ballots, tabulator tapes from the scanners that tally the votes, electronic ballot images created when the ballots were counted and then recounted, and all voter rolls. According to the affidavit, the search came as part of an ongoing “FBI criminal investigation into whether any of the improprieties” alleged around the county’s handling of the 2020 election “were intentional acts that violated federal criminal laws.” The investigation was initiated by a referral from attorney Kurt Olsen, who now serves as President Trump’s “director of election security and integrity,” overseeing the attempt to investigate Mr. Trump’s loss. The document lists multiple possible “deficiencies or defects” in the Fulton County vote count, including the county’s admission that it does not have scanned images of all the ballots counted during the original count or the recount. Fulton County has also confirmed that some ballots were scanned multiple times during the recount, but has argued that it was simply human error and not an attempt to change the election results.