As the upcoming US presidential election on November 5 nears, both Republicans and Democrats are intensifying legal challenges regarding electoral rules, with over 200 cases filed nationwide, a record number. Georgia, a critical swing state, has become a focal point for lawsuits concerning election procedures. The Republican Party there has sought to implement stricter measures, including manual recounts, but has faced setbacks in court. Legal experts believe these judicial disputes may be part of a broader strategy to influence the election’s outcome, reminiscent of past electoral controversies.