Brian Kemp subpoenaed to testify in Fulton County Trump investigation

Driving the news: Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade wrote that the office has agreed to accept recorded testimony on July 25 "to accommodate the Governor and his schedule," per a document obtained by Axios and first reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Thursday.

• The office is requesting access to a long list of documentation, including call logs, emails and correspondence with the former president or his allies, as well as any information that "explains what former President Trump was thinking or doing or those working on his behalf."

Catch up quick: Atlanta District Attorney Fani Willis has been investigating possible criminal charges to Trump and his allies over allegations that he tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election for nearly a year and a half.

The big picture: After refusing Trump's pressure to call a special legislative session regarding the election, Kemp became one of the former president's top political targets.

• Trump campaigned for Kemp's opponent, former Senator David Perdue (R-Ga.), but Kemp defeated his challenger with more than 70% of the vote in a May primary.
• Kemp's spokesperson declined to comment on the case beyond confirming receipt of the subpoena.