Legal fights in battleground states to determine how people vote in the election

The transcript discusses legal challenges to new voting rules in Georgia, supported by Kamala Harris's campaign. Similar lawsuits are occurring nationwide as the 2024 election nears. Georgia's election board has introduced controversial rule changes, prompting concerns from groups like the ACLU. In Arizona, the Supreme Court ruled on a voter ID law, while Nevada dismissed two lawsuits. Both Harris and Trump campaigns are preparing for post-election legal battles. The transcript concludes with reactions to these developments, including a Trump rally in Georgia.

What is the main concern of the Democratic National Committee and the Georgia Democratic Party regarding the new voting rules in Georgia?

• The rules will reduce election costs.

• The rules will make voting more accessible.

• The rules will increase voter turnout.

• The rules might delay or prevent the certification of election results.

What is a significant concern about the new voting rules enacted by the Georgia state election board?

• They mandate a hand count of ballots that must match machine counts.

• They extend voting hours.

• They eliminate mail-in voting.

• They require voters to pay a fee.

What did the US Supreme Court decide regarding voter ID laws in Arizona?

• It completely struck down the voter ID law.

• It required all voters to show proof of citizenship.

• It reinstated a voter ID law but allowed some voters to remain on rolls without proof.

• It mandated mail-in voting for all elections.

What was the reaction of the ACLU of Georgia to the new voting rules?

• They believed the changes would increase voter participation.

• They supported the changes as necessary.

• They had no comment on the changes.

• They called the changes unreasonable and harmful.

What was the response of former President Trump at a rally regarding the Georgia state election board members?

• He praised them for their efforts.

• He ignored their actions completely.

• He called them pit bulls fighting for honesty and transparency.

• He criticized them for being too lenient.