Ahead of the November election, Republicans are engaged in multiple legal actions across battleground states, raising concerns among Kamala Harris and Democratic allies about their intentions to undermine confidence in the election results if Donald Trump loses. In Georgia, the Republican-controlled election board is attempting to empower local officials to declare voting irregularities independently, potentially delaying the outcome. Meanwhile, lawsuits in Michigan challenge the hiring practices of poll workers in Detroit, while North Carolina Republicans question the integrity of voter registration processes. The Harris campaign believes these actions are part of a broader strategy to create confusion and justify claims of a 'rigged' election. They assert that a defeated Trump may leverage these lawsuits to revive debunked claims of election fraud, similar to tactics used after the 2020 election. The Republican National Committee maintains that their efforts are focused on election integrity and protecting legal votes.