Ben Ginsberg, a nationally recognized expert in political law and election litigation, joins legal analysts Mary McCord and Andrew Weissmann to discuss the surprising absence of post-election challenges. They explore the integrity of the recent election and successful voter mobilization strategies, despite fears of suppression. Ginsberg offers insights into Trump's ongoing criminal cases, shedding light on the complexities of prosecuting a former president and what might happen next in the legal labyrinth he faces.

Jessica Marsden is the Director of Impact Programs and Counsel for Free and Fair Elections at Protect Democracy, while Ben Ginsberg is a prominent Republican election attorney and Volcker Distinguished Visiting Fellow. They dive into the pre-emptive legal battles shaping the 2024 election landscape. The discussion highlights over 90 Republican lawsuits aimed at challenging voting rules, issues of misinformation, and the implications of election integrity narratives. They explore the historical context and future ramifications of these legal strategies on public trust in democracy.

Jocelyn Benson, the Democratic Secretary of State of Michigan, Ben Ginsberg, a seasoned Republican election lawyer, and David Becker from the Center for Election Innovation and Research share their insights on electoral security. They explain the importance of maintaining accurate voter rolls and advocate for best practices to enhance transparency. The trio also debunks myths around non-citizen voting and discusses the challenges of misinformation, emphasizing a collective effort to restore public trust in the electoral process as the 2024 election nears.