Georgia's New Election Rules Spark Legal and Political Battles

Democrats challenge new certification procedures, raising concerns about potential chaos and disenfranchisement in the 2024 election.

Georgia's GOP-controlled election board approved new rules requiring 'reasonable inquiry' before certifying results.
Democrats filed a lawsuit arguing the rules could delay certification and disenfranchise voters.
The new rules allow county boards to examine all election-related documents without clear guidelines.
Republican officials, including Gov. Brian Kemp, express concerns over the potential impact on election integrity.
Legal experts warn the rules could be used to alter vote counts based on perceived fraud.