Dec 14 is the big vote when state representatives cast electoral votes. If Biden or Trump gets 270 there, its over.
However if that vote fails and neither reaches 270 (some states might abstain), than we go to contingent election where each state gets 1 vote. In past precedent Contingent elections were held in February - so I don't know what happens to Office of the President given term ends on Jan 20th.
Contingent election is a risk to us because there would be that span of 2 to 3 weeks when there would be an interim government that could pull some bullshit.
But it might also become our only hope - courts may invalidate elections in some states, but they are highly unlikely (and i actually don't think they legally can) to order states to vote for either candidate.
Republicans might pussy out to say 'election is invalid... we are going to vote for Trump on behalf of our state'.
If the electoral college votes and someone gets 270, and there's no funny business in the electoral college itself, then that's it.
The electoral college is not actually connected to what any state does internally, so once they vote, revealing something about the state's inner workings is meaningless.
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Obvious photoshop. No WAY would little Pepito NOT be grinning from ear to ear if he was being held that close by Ivanka.
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afaik, no.
Dec 14 is the big vote when state representatives cast electoral votes. If Biden or Trump gets 270 there, its over.
However if that vote fails and neither reaches 270 (some states might abstain), than we go to contingent election where each state gets 1 vote. In past precedent Contingent elections were held in February - so I don't know what happens to Office of the President given term ends on Jan 20th.
Contingent election is a risk to us because there would be that span of 2 to 3 weeks when there would be an interim government that could pull some bullshit.
But it might also become our only hope - courts may invalidate elections in some states, but they are highly unlikely (and i actually don't think they legally can) to order states to vote for either candidate.
Republicans might pussy out to say 'election is invalid... we are going to vote for Trump on behalf of our state'.
I don’t know
I am just whitemanplaining what I think OP is saying
I think, if they cant certify, then it goes to the house of representatives.
Trump could pretend to concede, invite Biden, take him on a ride on air force one, and deport him to Ukraine.
If the electoral college votes and someone gets 270, and there's no funny business in the electoral college itself, then that's it.
The electoral college is not actually connected to what any state does internally, so once they vote, revealing something about the state's inner workings is meaningless.
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