With fewer than 50 days until November 5, allies of Donald Trump serving on the election board in Georgia voted for a rule that could gum up the democratic process in a key swing state—requiring counties to hand-count ballots.

Donald Trump's allies on the Georgia Election Board are changing the certification process just weeks before the polls open, including forcing the entire state to hand count results. Mother Jones correspondent Ari Berman shares why Georgia's new protocol could cause major delays and help put Trump back in the White House.