Georgia Rule Changes Could Delay Election Certification

Vice President Kamala Harris is positioning herself as a key figure in the upcoming elections, with Democratic Senate candidates showing support at the party's convention despite facing a challenging electoral map. While Harris has improved the party's standing in some states, Democrats are still contending with tough Senate races, especially in areas previously won by Donald Trump. Meanwhile, local elections in Volusia County, Florida, set up crucial runoffs for key positions, including Chair and School Board District 2, indicating active community engagement despite the non-partisan nature of the elections. In the House, Democrats aim to reclaim a majority by targeting Republican-held seats in blue states and swing districts, with the upcoming election appearing too close to call. Additionally, new election rule changes in Georgia could create hurdles for the certification process, raising concerns among election advocates about potential delays reminiscent of previous cycles. These developments highlight the varied and complex landscape as the November elections approach.