In Georgia, new election rules have raised concerns about potential chaos in the upcoming November elections, largely influenced by the nonprofit group VoterGA, led by Garland Favorito, who has a history of promoting debunked conspiracy theories. The rules, which include mandatory hand-counting of ballots and allowing partisan boards to delay certifying results, have been challenged in court and are seen as adding confusion to the electoral process. Favorito's organization has actively engaged in efforts to combat what they falsely claim is widespread election fraud, particularly following the 2020 election.
