My reading of 3 USC 15 indicates an objection may be presented by a team of at least one Senator and one Representative of the state from which any electoral votes are offered.
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Ooops, that is obviously incorrect, doing to many things at once.
The language is silent as to whether the objection is to be made by a team from the state which is offering the electoral votes.
I looked up the full text of 3 USC 15, and I don't see that it has to be a Senator and Representative from the state of which the electoral tally is being challenged. Nor that the Senator and Representative need be from the same state as each other. Good Thing too, since it's going to be hard to find a non RINO Senator with the testicular fortitude to object. But I think there might be one or two that would be willing to give it a go. I hope.
I also hope they have some firm evidence, not just something collected on the internet, to back up their objection. Something the 'Rats cannot so easily dismiss. Like a Kenyan or UK birth certificate. Or even the one the state of Hawaii says they have.
Would a Senator or Representative have "standing" to obtain a court order for the BC?
so does this mean they all have to be from California, since those are the EV that need to be in question? So in other words, a repbulican state that carried Bush would not matter if they objected to California EV?