 Ziegler asserted that Clifford's lack of judicial experience made her ill-prepared for the Supreme Court; she also raised concerns about two of Clifford's campaign workers misrepresenting themselves to law enforcement officials.Clifford asserted that Ziegler had ruled in cases where she had a clear conflict of interest.It came to light during the campaign that Ziegler had, in fact, ruled on roughly a dozen cases affecting a bank of which her husband was a paid board member, and ruled on 22 cases involving companies in which Ziegler personally owned more than $50,000 of stock.