As the presidential election approaches, both Republican and Democratic teams brace for a series of legal challenges that may significantly impact the race. A wave of lawsuits, particularly from Trump-aligned groups, is already taking shape, aiming to contest the election results even before the votes are cast. Over 230 Republican candidates have raised doubts about the legitimacy of the election, echoing sentiments from previous cycles. Analysis suggests that the GOP is strategically laying the groundwork for potential post-election disputes. Meanwhile, legal experts warn that many of the claims appearing in lawsuits lack substantial evidence. With voting set to end soon, the expectation of prolonged court battles over the election outcome is heightened, as both parties prepare narratives to support their positions in the inevitable legal fights.