Multiple outlets report that the FBI is ramping up work on its investigation into Georgia’s 2020 presidential election results, focusing on the counting in Fulton County. PBS NewsHour notes that Georgia’s presidential votes in that election are reported to have been counted three times, including once by hand, and that each count confirms Democrat Joe Biden’s win. The Winnipeg Free Press and the Washington Times both describe a staffing increase, saying the FBI is directing hundreds of analysts and asking field offices to dedicate more than 200 staff members to the Georgia inquiry. The reporting ties the additional resources to the FBI’s continued review of aspects of the 2020 election process in Georgia, with Fulton County identified as a central area of focus. Across sources, the common elements are the FBI’s expanded staffing for the investigation, the involvement of field offices, and the broader context of Georgia’s multiple counts that ultimately affirmed Biden’s victory. The outlets do not provide new conclusions beyond describing the investigation and its resourcing.