Baca, 10th Circuit:
The majority opinion, written by Circuit Judge Carolyn Baldwin McHugh and joined by Circuit Judge Jerome Holmes, stated that “The text of the Constitution makes clear that states do not have the constitutional authority to interfere with presidential electors who exercise their constitutional right to vote for the President and Vice President candidates of their choice
Chiafalo, Washington state:
The lone dissent argues that the plenary power of the state to appoint electors may not be conflated with control over the electors once voting has begun, in line with Justice Jackson’s concerns in Ray v. Blair.[11]
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I don't think it made it clear at all.
Auh, you agree with the Supremes?