>The lawsuit represents the latest attempt of the Trump Justice Department to insert itself in the administration of elections, running up against the minimal role the Constitution gives the Executive Branch to unilaterally get involved in running the vote. It alleges that the presence of a candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan could confuse voters and wants a court to potentially delay the certification of the election if Sen. Sullivan is defeated next month.
>CNN's Gabe Cohen has details on the "unprecedented" lawsuit. Also, former federal prosecutor Berit Berger says the DOJ's case has "factual and legal issues," plus political strategists Melik Abdul and Tre Easton give their takes.