As preparations for the upcoming US presidential election ramp up, a wave of legal controversies looms large. More than 165 lawsuits are currently shaping the electoral landscape, especially in key battleground states. Experts have noted that a flurry of pre-election legal cases has become a standardized strategy among political parties, as both Republicans and Democrats brace for potential challenges. In Arizona, the Supreme Court has issued directives to expedite post-election litigation and prioritize related disputes. Courts in battleground states are gearing up to swiftly address election cases, with various parties already turning to legal action to ensure their votes count. Despite the surge of lawsuits, experts suggest the chances of changing the election outcome through these legal maneuvers remain slim.