The 2024 voting season is officially underway as early in-person voting has

started in Minnesota, South Dakota, and Virginia. Meantime, the State Election

Board in Georgia passed a new vote counting rule that has sparked heated debate.

Stephanie Sigh begins our coverage in that state for Vice President Kamala Harris spoke earlier this evening.

Today the Vice President was back in battleground Georgia where a six-week abortion van is cleaving voters.

And her name, and we will speak her name, Amber Nicole Thurman.

Amber Nicole Thurman is a single mother from Georgia who reportedly suffered an abortion-related death.

According to a Pro-public investigation, suffered an abortion-related death.

According to a Pro-publica investigation, Thurman encountered a rare complication from taking

an abortion pill.

The report says she died after waiting 20 hours for doctors to perform a surgical procedure that

has largely been banned by penalty of prosecution in the state.

Harris tied Thurman's death to former President Trump's Supreme Court appointments.

He brags about overturning Roe v. Wade.

In his own words, quote,

I did it and I'm proud to have done it, he says.

He is proud. And I'm proud to have done it, he says.

He is proud, proud that women are dying, proud, that doctors and nurses could be thrown in prison for administering care?

Also in Georgia today the state election board passed a new rule that will require

poll workers to count all ballots by hand.

The motion passes 3 to 2.

It's the latest in a series of changes by the pro-Trump majority on the board,

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