A month from election day, a Republican push to disqualify certain votes is underway

Miles Parks, NPR's insightful voting correspondent, dives into the fraught landscape of legal challenges as Election Day approaches. He examines a variety of Republican lawsuits aimed at invalidating votes, fueling public skepticism about the election process. The conversation unpacks the potential impact of these lawsuits on mail-in voting and overall electoral integrity. Additionally, Parks discusses the troubling claims of non-citizen voting and the evolving trends in early voting, all highlighting the complex dynamics shaping the upcoming election.