Atlanta, Georgia - The special grand jury that led a pre-trial investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 Georgia election results in Donald Trump's favor had recommended more Trump allies be charged, including Senator Lindsey Graham.

It looks like a bunch of Trump allies have gotten off scot-free.

A report that was originally filed in December was unsealed on Friday. It revealed that the Georgia jury recommended indictments for more than just Trump and the18 other defendants who were charged.

The jury made recommendations for more bigwig Trump allies that have not been charged in the case – including Graham, former national security adviser Michael Flynn, Trump adviser Boris Epshteyn, attorney Cleta Mitchell, and former Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler.

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Several of the 23 jurors and three alternates voted against indicting them.

The jury, which does not have the power to issue indictments, eventually submitted their findings to District Attorney Fani Willis, who brought the charges against Trump and the 18 defendants.

According to Politico, Graham had pressed state election officials about the procedures of conducting a recount. He also initially resisted when he was called to testify in the Georgia probe, arguing he had constitutional immunity as a member of Congress.

The senator has been known to flip-flop on his support of Trump, either being highly critical of the former president or appearing as an unapologetic sycophant. MAGA fans are not convinced that he is a true ally, as they booed him offstage when he joined Trump at a rally back in July.

It's unclear if Willis plans to issue any more indictments in the case.