Here's How Much Each Georgia RICO Defendant's Bond Was

  1. Donald Trump, the former president who was willing to organize a criminal enterprise to subvert the will of the people and stay in power: $200,000.
  2. John Eastman, the disgraced racist constitutional attorney and professor who pushed the fake electors scheme and made false statements to pressure elected officials: $100,000.
  3. Rudy Giuliani, a racist rapist, international thug, and the head of Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election who made false statements to pressure elected officials and organized a campaign of harassment against election workers like Ruby Freeman: $150,000.
  4. Mark Meadows, a former leading figure in the Tea Party movement and Trump's chief advisor who helped pressure elected officials: $100,000.
  5. Jeffrey Clark, an environmental lawyer who was willing to take the role of acting attorney general in order to help throw out the election results in the state of Georgia : $100,000.
  6. Kenneth Chesebro, a former liberal attorney considered the architect of the fake electors scheme and who was spotted on Capitol grounds on January 6th: $100,000.
  7. Sidney Powell, an attorney who made baseless claims against voting technology companies and election workers that even Trump considered crazy and organized schemes to breach voting machines and harass election workers: $100,000.
  8. Jenna Ellis, a Trump attorney who joined Giuliani in making false statements to government officials and pressuring them to overturn the 2020 election results: $100,000.
  9. Harrison Floyd, a former congressional candidate who ran an ad threatening Democrats, assaulted an FBI agent serving him a subpoena, and participated in efforts to harass election worker Ruby Freeman: no bond; held as a flight risk.
  10. Stephen Cliffgard Lee, an Illinois police chaplain who worked with Floyd to intimidate Ruby Freeman and her daughter, Shaye Moss, and get them to confess to vote tampering crimes they did not commit: $75,000.
  11. Trevian Kutti, a former publicist for Kanye West and R. Kelly who also intimidated Freeman and Moss, telling them that if they did not confess, something terrible would happen to them within 48 hours: $75,000. 
  12. Scott Hall, a bail bondsman who helped tamper with election equipment in rural Coffee County, Georgia: $10,000.
  13. Cathy Latham, the former chair of the Coffee County GOP who helped tamper with election equipment and was also involved in the fake electors scheme: $75,000.
  14. Misty Hampton, a Coffee County elections clerk who helped tamper with election equipment there: $10,000.
  15. David Shafer, the former president of the Georgia Senate and former Georgia GOP chair who helped organize the fake electors scheme: $75,000.
  16. Robert Cheeley, an Alpharetta attorney who made false statements about Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss to the Georgia legislature: $50,000.
  17. Mike Roman, the Trump campaign director who played a crucial role in the fake electors scheme: $50,000.
  18. Shawn Still, the finance chair of the Georgia GOP and a fake elector: $10,000.
  19. Ray Smith, a Trump campaign attorney who solicited elected officials and fake electors to overturn the 2020 election results: $50,000.

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