The jury weighing multiple fraud charges against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort passed a note to the judge on Tuesday signaling difficulty reaching consensus on at least one count, as deliberations stretched into their fourth day. The note passed to Judge T.S. Ellis III asked: “If we cannot come to consensus on a single count…what does that mean for the final verdict?” Ellis responded that this would not be “exceptional” and said the jury could reach a “partial verdict.” The 12-member jury is considering 18 charges relating to tax and bank fraud against Manafort. Defense attorney Kevin Downing asked Ellis i
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