Chaos in Georgia bodes ill for US presidential election

The greatest nightmare of Trump’s political opponents in the US, other than Trump being re-elected, is that, even if he loses, he might simply refuse to concede. There is ample reason to believe this might be the case. Even after he won in 2016, thanks to the quirks of the Electoral College system, Trump has repeatedly sought to discredit the fact that he lost the popular vote.

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