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Also big new developments, we are following with the Trump Organization as it braces for criminal charges that could come as early as next week. What we know about those charges, the legal implications and what we can expect when, in fact, they are announced. And former President Donald Trump trying to keep the republican spotlight with him with a rally in ohio. What is he rallying for . Plus major action on the Voting Rights front. The doj announcing it plans to sue the State Of Georgia over its restrictive voting law, the first of its kind, Major Federal Action Against republicanled voting l...

Also big new developments, we are following with the Trump Organization as it braces for criminal charges that could come as early as next week. What we know about those charges, the legal implications and what we can expect when, in fact, they are announced. And former President Donald Trump trying to keep the republican spotlight with him with a rally in ohio. What is he rallying for . Plus major action on the Voting Rights front. The doj announcing it plans to sue the State Of Georgia over its restrictive voting law, the first of its kind, Major Federal Action Against republicanled voting l...

The state. cyber ninja has since shut down and faces fines. i want to bring in senior reporter jane tim watching this. some of the changes seem based on the things that just are conspiracy theories for example or not true. >> yeah. more than two dozen bills and most at least seem to be focused on finding or preventing fraud with a bureau of elections to investigate, hand counting ballots as you said and experts say we have machines to do that because they're accurate and some things that seem like they're rooted in the theories of the last election. infrared things, special inks that change wi...

♪ life can be a lot to handle. ♪ this magic moment ♪ but heinz knows there's plenty of magic in all that chaos. ♪ so different and so new ♪ ♪ was like any other... ♪ breaking in just the last hour, a pennsylvania court struck down that state's may mail-in voting law. they must amend the state's constitution to make that kind of law legal. nbc's jane follows voting issues for us very closely. what exactly does this mean for voters in pennsylvania right now? >> reporter: it means their right to vote and universal mail voting. so, their ability to do so is definitely in question.

The ruling is almost certainly going to be appealed to the state supreme court, which is controlled by democrats and two republicans on that bench. but this is definately going to put it into doubt and changing election rules in an election year really worries experts. who say experts who don't fall though news like i do may be confused. in pennsylvania, voters who vote permanently by mail request those ballots in early february. you could see voters request to get ballots sent to them and if throwing out the law is thrown out again by the state supreme court and they say this is not constitut...