“A steady stream of bureaucratic rule changes in Georgia is creating a framework that election deniers could use to delay the certification of the presidential election results come November,” Axios reports.
“In recent months, MAGA and GOP activists have helped push the State Election Board’s Republican appointees to approve what they market as common-sense measures — nuanced and subtle fixes to make elections more secure.”
“Yes, but: In reality, elections officials and progressive activists say, the changes are not warranted. And if implemented, they say, the measures will trip up populous counties like Fulton and DeKalb, which also happen to be Democratic strongholds.”
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