Georgia Election Rule Stirs Confusion Before Vote

A Georgia judge has sparked concerns over a new election certification rule passed by Donald Trump's allies. This rule requires county officials to investigate election results before certifying them. Critics worry it could cause chaos in the state after November 12. The rule lets officials look at all documents created during elections before certifying results. However, the judge thinks this rule is too vague and needs more details. Democrats are suing the GOP-controlled Georgia State Election Board over these new rules. They fear it will disrupt the election process. The judge also worries about changing rules so close to the election. This case is one of the most watched disputes before the election. Democrats warn that if these rules stand, they'll cause chaos in a crucial battleground state after voting ends. The judge has hinted at possible issues with the rule's clarity and timing. This uncertainty could affect how smoothly elections run.