Ok, this could go nowhere fast. I have in depth knowledge of the Electoral college laws. See 3 USC ch. 1 secs 1 thru 21.
Electors votes have been sent in already. The only option now is for Congress to reject 1 slate of Electors' votes and approve a different set. This can only happen for States that sent in 2 slates. Ie: Michigan sent in 1 set only. There is no rejecting them by Congress in the counting process. 2 out of 3 possibilities are not good for Trump during the count assuming objections are raised: 1 both houses by full role call votes reject objection- original vote stands. 2. 1 house approves objection other rejects- original votes stand. 3. Both houses agree to objection- replacement votes get counted.
Ok, this could go nowhere fast. I have in depth knowledge of the Electoral college laws. See 3 USC ch. 1 secs 1 thru 21.
Electors votes have been sent in already. The only option now is for Congress to reject 1 slate of Electors' votes and approve a different set. This can only happen for States that sent in 2 slates. Ie: Michigan sent in 1 set only. There is no rejecting them by Congress in the counting process. 2 out of 3 possibilities are not good for Trump during the count assuming objections are raised: 1 both houses by full role call votes reject objection- original vote stands. 2. 1 house approves objection other rejects- original votes stand. 3. Both houses agree to objection- replacement votes get counted.
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