As President Trump seeks to extend his influence over election processes before the midterm elections, numerous legal battles are unfolding nationwide. The resolutions of these cases have the potential to affect election procedures this fall.
Liz Landers, a correspondent for PBS News Hour, discussed this issue with Ben Ginsberg. Ginsberg is a seasoned Republican election lawyer who has been involved in key cases such as the 2000 Bush v. Gore dispute.
Landers, who currently reports on the White House and the Trump administration, has a background in national security reporting for Scripps News. She has also worked on stories concerning disinformation.
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