Appeals Court Orders Thousands of Voters to Verify Information in Contested N.C. Election

Ben Ginsberg is quoted in this article about the contested North Carolina election.

“By changing the rules of the game after it’s been played to potentially disenfranchise as many as 60,000 voters, this court has gone where no court has gone before,” said Benjamin Ginsberg, a Republican election lawyer who was national counsel for the Bush-Cheney campaign during the 2000 election and recount. “Until this decision, courts facing challenges to ballots cast in compliance with past practice and election administrators’ instructions had uniformly sided with the voters.”

Read more in The New York Times.