Democratic lawmakers are raising questions about why Tulsi Gabbard, the president’s director of national intelligence, was “lurking” in Fulton county on Wednesday while FBI agents carted off boxes of 2020 election documents. Gabbard visited an elections hub in Fulton county, home to Atlanta, on Wednesday as the FBI executed a search warrant for records related to the 2020 election. View image in fullscreen Tulsi Gabbard arrives as the FBI conducts a ‘court-ordered search warrant’ in Union City, Georgia, on 28 January. Gabbard’s staff told news reporters at the Fulton county elections offices that she would make a statement on Wednesday evening, but never did. “The 2020 election has been litigated,” said the representative Nikema Williams of Atlanta in a letter to the US attorney general, Pam Bondi, sent on Wednesday.