Pro-Trump Georgia election board votes to require hand counts of ballots Pundits intend to sue, saying the new prerequisite would more likely than not prompt mistakes and could disturb the most common way of guaranteeing the vote in a pivotal landmark state. ATLANTA — The Georgia State Political race Board supported a standard Friday requiring regions in the basic official milestone to hand-count all voting forms this year, possibly overturning the November political decision by deferring detailing of results by weeks on the off chance that not months. The change was led by a favorable to Best greater part that has ordered a progression of changes to the state's political race rules as of late and supported the hand-count necessity regardless of a line of public analysts who implored them not to. Pundits included majority rule government advocates who blamed the board for deliberately infusing disarray and vulnerability into the official challenge, as well as political d...