Republicans are filing lawsuits to challenge voter eligibility and overseas voting procedures, possibly to lay ground for post-election litigation.
They aim to establish legal precedents that could be used in post-election challenges, as seen in 2020.
Democrats are generally intervening in Republican-filed cases rather than initiating new lawsuits.
The erosion of trust in the election system due to a four-year campaign questioning its integrity.
Voters can follow instructions from their local election offices and check with them to confirm their ballots are counted.
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