MSNBC host Rachel Maddow has raised concerns regarding the potential refusal of Republican election boards to certify the results of the 2024 election, particularly if former President Trump loses. In her op-ed, she highlighted that many Republican officials have previously propagated false claims about the legitimacy of past elections, potentially setting the stage for similar actions in 2024. Meanwhile, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries hinted that Democrats might not certify the election if Trump wins, expressing doubts about the reliability of a Republican-led House to uphold the election results. He emphasized the need for Democrats to regain the majority in order to prevent such a scenario. Both Maddow and Jeffries underscore the continuing impact of election denialism, with fears that misinformation and legal challenges could emerge post-election. The political climate heading into November remains tense, with both parties preparing for a contentious electoral process.