Controversial New Rules by Georgia Election Board Stir Concerns Ahead of Election

State board's changes may jeopardize election certification, sparking warnings of chaos and undermined voter confidence

Georgia's State Election Board faces backlash for new rules that could disrupt November's election certification.
The board's only Democrat, Sarah Tindall Ghazal, warns that these last-minute changes will undermine election confidence.
Republican board members argue the rules are necessary for accurate vote counts and deny any intent to steal elections.
Former Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and other officials criticize the board for disregarding expert advice and causing potential delays.
Local election officials and voter rights groups express concern over the possible chaos and increased scrutiny on election night.