The FBI is increasing staffing to support its investigation into the 2020 presidential election in Georgia, in which President Donald Trump lost, according to multiple reports citing internal documents and sources. ABC News and NBC News both describe an internal FBI memo directing field offices to surge personnel into the ongoing investigation tied to Fulton County. NBC News reports the memo calls for an “immediate surge” of more than 250 personnel from field offices, while ABC News characterizes the effort as a surge of “hundreds” of personnel to a “priority” election-related investigation. The reports say the additional staff are intended to bolster investigative work already underway rather than announce a new case. Both outlets frame the staffing change as part of the FBI’s internal coordination for the matter, without detailing the specific investigative targets, evidence, or any new findings. The outlets also do not report whether the personnel increase includes particular roles or whether any formal public updates will follow.