The Republican National Committee (RNC) has filed over 100 election-related lawsuits across 25 states, including new challenges in Michigan and North Carolina, following a recent Supreme Court victory regarding voter registration procedures in Arizona. The RNC claims these legal actions are necessary to ensure election integrity, such as preventing illegal voting and maintaining clean voter rolls, while recruiting over 150,000 volunteers for poll monitoring. In contrast, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) has criticized these efforts as efforts to undermine democracy and has also filed lawsuits against Republican-backed election procedures. Reports indicate that in Wayne County, Michigan, most poll watchers are Democrats, raising concerns about oversight. Additionally, recent actions by the Wisconsin Supreme Court have allowed the use of ballot drop boxes, which some critics argue could facilitate fraud. Both parties are gearing up for a contentious election season, with accusations of undermining election security being exchanged.