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State and national Republicans have appealed a Georgia judge’s decision striking down several controversial election rules backed by Trump allies. The rules, including changes to the election certification process, were deemed illegal and unconstitutional by Fulton County Superior Court Judge Thomas Cox. Republicans argue that these rules are essential for election transparency and accountability. The appeal has been sent directly to the Georgia Supreme Court, which may review the case. Democrats claim the rules could create post-election chaos in the battleground state. Key rules included mandatory inquiries into results and expanded poll watcher access.