Donald Trump’s Georgia election racketeering case almost certainly will not begin before Americans head to the polls to vote for the 47th president, according to legal experts and reports. That’s because a new decision from the Georgia Court of Appeals to tentatively schedule for Oct. 4 oral arguments on an appeal challenging Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ right to prosecute the case, the Associated Press reported Monday. “The court will then have until mid-March to rule,” the report notes, “meaning the election interference case almost certainly won’t go to trial before the Nove…