As the 2024 elections approach, concerns over artificial intelligence's impact on the electoral process are intensifying among state lawmakers. A significant 80% of participants at the National Conference of State Legislatures expressed worries about AI threats, especially regarding the potential for deepfakes to mislead voters. In response, states like New Hampshire have enacted laws prohibiting the use of AI-generated deepfakes within 90 days of an election, requiring clear disclaimers when such content is used. Meanwhile, prominent figures like Nancy Pelosi are weighing in on AI regulation, with her recent criticism of a California bill seen as part of a larger political intrigue involving her daughter. Lawmakers from various states are also collaborating to create coherent AI privacy legislation to protect citizens. Overall, the intersection of AI and electoral integrity is expected to dominate legislative discussions leading up to the elections.