As Georgia prepares for the 2024 elections, civil rights groups are mounting legal challenges against new election rule changes implemented by the GOP-controlled State Election Board, which many fear could disrupt the electoral process and lead to chaos. A recent ruling dismissed a lawsuit that sought to declare that state officials are not required to certify election results, intensifying concerns over voter rights and election integrity. The situation is compounded by fears among election workers and activists about potential intimidation and a 'looming sense of dread' as Trump supporters target local election officials. With various voter turnout efforts ramping up and legal battles unfolding, including challenges from both Democrats and Republicans regarding election certification, the state's electoral environment resembles a minefield, echoing the turmoil of the 2020 presidential race.