Like a storm headed to America’s shores, the November forecast calls for the sound and fury of a contentious election that challenges the public’s trust in democracy. Ben Ginsberg, the Hoover Institution’s Volker Distinguished Visiting Fellow is a preeminent authority on election law. Ginsberg revives his "Saints, Sinners And Salvageables" podcast series from two years ago with this kickoff installment examining whether battleground states are better prepared this election cycle than in recent election cycles, plus Ginsberg explores possible legal challenges that might happen before, during, and after the vote-count.
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Recorded on October 14, 2024.
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"Saints, Sinners, & Salvageables: Restoring America's Faith in Voting" is a limited podcast series examining American elections - how they work, and how accurate they are at this time of unprecedented questioning about their reliability - from the Matters of Policy & Politics podcast series hosted by Hoover fellow Benjamin Ginsberg.
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