[Alberta's Child]

Untrue. Congress separates and meets and debates on the different slates, one state at a time.

What "different slates" are you talking about? I clearly stated that under the U.S. Constitution, Congress has no authority to change the electoral votes of a state that submitted ONE slate of electors.

But the 1887 law allows Congress to do exactly that.

[RideForever]

simply cannot override a slate of electoral votes certified by a state under any circumstances

I don't see the word 'one' in your original statement, which is why I rarely respond to your posts.