Georgia's Election Rules Under Scrutiny

Recent changes to Georgia's election certification rules have raised concerns among Democrats and election officials. Two new rules approved by the state election board redefine the certification process and introduce vague terms like 'reasonable inquiry' and 'justly compute.' These changes could lead to potential disruptions and confusion following election day, prompting a lawsuit from the Democratic Party and ethics complaints against three Republican board members. The implications of these rules are significant as they may empower local boards to reject certification based on unfounded claims, risking election integrity in a crucial swing state.