Deepa Shivaram, an NPR reporter focusing on the presidential campaign, discusses the dynamic political landscape in Texas, highlighting the clash of candidates and growing voter anxiety. Sam Greenglass from WABE dives into the implications of extremist threats in Georgia, a swing state under scrutiny. Frank Stoltz, a civics correspondent, updates on the Menendez brothers' potential resentencing, exploring the complexities of their convictions and new evidence. The podcast also touches on President Biden's upcoming apology for historical injustices against Native Americans.

Janelle King, a Republican member of the Georgia State Elections Board, discusses her involvement in the push for controversial election rule changes. She shares insights on the recent Georgia Supreme Court ruling that blocked these changes, unveiling the tensions between new rules and existing laws. Sam Greenglass, a politics reporter, provides context on the ongoing challenges to voter confidence and the integrity of elections in Georgia, highlighting the complexities surrounding partisan allegations and the importance of transparency.

Sam Greenglass is a politics reporter for WABE and offers sharp insights into Georgia's electoral landscape. Sarah Tindall Gazelle, the lone Democrat on the Georgia State Election Board, provides a unique perspective on decision-making within the board. They delve into the chaos surrounding last-minute rule changes and their potential impact on election security. The discussion covers controversial actions by the state election board, including questionable appointments and the challenges these changes pose for local officials as they brace for upcoming elections.