Election lawsuits are underway: What voters need to know

Legal battles over voting procedures and ballot counts are heating up ahead of Election Day, raising concerns about how disputes could affect the outcome. A federal challenge in California seeks to invalidate nearly 20,000 ballots, while broader lawsuits over election rules and enforcement remain unresolved. Legal experts will analyze the cases shaping voter access and potential recounts, offering clarity on what’s at stake for ballots already cast. The discussion also examines the Trump administration’s role in the ongoing litigation.

With less than a week until Election Day, join The Hill's legal affairs editor Zach Schonfeld and reporter Sophie Brams as they break down the lawsuits already underway that could impact your vote. The duo will also discuss what's next in the Trump administration's fight in California to set aside 20,000 ballots it says are...