As early voting kicks off in Georgia, tensions rise between Democrats and Republicans over new ballot rules, which some critics label as voter suppression. Concerns about hand-counting ballots and the influence of election skeptics on county election boards have sparked lawsuits against the State Election Board. Georgia officials have issued dire warnings about the implications of these pro-Trump voting rules, while accusations of ethics violations have been leveled against board members. Fulton County has entered the fray, suing the State Election Board over monitoring disagreements, highlighting the chaotic state of elections in this key swing state.