Democrats and several election officials have filed a lawsuit against the Georgia State Election Board over new rules that they claim could disrupt the certification process and are illegal. The contested rules, passed by a pro-Trump majority, allow for a 'reasonable inquiry' into the vote and require access to 'all election-related documentation' before certification. Critics argue these measures could delay or prevent certification, creating 'chaos' in the upcoming election. Governor Brian Kemp is seeking legal advice on whether he has the authority to remove the board members who approved the rules, amid allegations of ethics violations. The lawsuit highlights fears of potential misuse of these rules to challenge election results, especially given Trump's praise for the board members. The political spotlight on Georgia has intensified as Vice President Kamala Harris narrows the polling gap with Trump in this critical swing state.