script. Like I said, it was a job assignment to me, and that's how I took it. So, no, I don't recall any particular edits that I would've made to it.
I mean, potentially, you know, not using their choice of wards, you know, but very basic. I'm trying to think of an example. Yeah, just rewording things, you know, in my own terms. For example, maybe, you know, not saying my name first and saying that at the end of that sentence. Something just—you know, sentence structure.
Q Are there any other, looking at this, any other statements that stick out to you that you think you might have revised when making a phone call to an elected official?
A No. Nothing more than sentence structure.
Q Okay.
Was it your understanding that you and Madison, Chelsea, and Kerrick were to call the elected officials all around the same time using this script?
A I believe, in the meetings that we've been talking about about making the calls, that after those meetings is when we all went to separate rooms and made the calls. So I would assume it would be, you know, all around the same time.
And I did also want to point out that I believe the script was revised, as well, in an email format, which Kerrick would've been sending.
Q And when you say "revised in an email format," do you mean so it would be structured—
A Structured as an email versus as a call script.
Q Understood.
A Which is also—I think that email is public record as well.
Q For the State of Georgia or for a different State?
A I believe that Kerrick's email is in this article that's cited somewhere in the
