As the 2024 elections approach, Georgia faces increasing scrutiny and concern over new voting rules and the potential impact of a GOP-led election board. Electoral officials and activists are alarmed that recent changes could lead to 'chaos' and disorder in the voting process, with implications for the certification of election results. Legal challenges, including lawsuits from both Republicans and Democrats, highlight the contentious atmosphere surrounding the election. Voter turnout efforts are ramping up as activists seek to counterbalance perceived attempts to manipulate the electoral process. Amidst these developments, election officials, such as Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, are preparing for the upcoming elections while acknowledging the 'looming sense of dread' felt by many election workers.