Georgia Mandates Hand-Counting of Ballots in Presidential Election

The controversial decision by the state election board raises concerns about delays and the integrity of the election results.

The Georgia State Election Board ruled 3-2 to require hand-counting of all ballots in addition to machine tallies.
Sen. Raphael Warnock criticized the ruling, linking it to efforts to undermine the 2020 election results.
Critics argue the new rule could delay election results and create logistical challenges for poll workers.
Supporters, including former President Donald Trump, believe the change will enhance election integrity.
Georgia's Secretary of State and Attorney General have expressed doubts about the rule's legality and feasibility.