States Face Voting Changes as Election Nears

As Election Day approaches, several states are facing legal and logistical changes impacting their voting processes. In Alabama, sample ballots for the November general election are now available, with the last day to register being October 21. The Republican National Committee has filed a lawsuit against Montgomery County, PA, alleging premature distribution of mail-in ballots without proper testing. Key battleground states are preparing for delayed results due to the close race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, and officials are urging patience to prevent the spread of conspiracy theories. In Mississippi, a significant case regarding the acceptance of late-arriving mail-in ballots is being heard, potentially affecting numerous states. Additionally, new voting laws in states like Georgia and North Carolina are changing how ballots are counted and voter identification is verified.