[Steve Van Doorn]

what the hell a “stacked vote” is.

Taken from Stack the deck from cards.
Its a way restricting representatives vote.
It's an ancient way of gaming the system.

Again. if the vote didn't go their way. They could've simply said,
"those votes are not recognized"

[StAnDeliver]

"After Jan 6 Trump should've taken the stacked vote issue to the supreme court."

This is as unfortunately intentionally impossibly imparseably oblique 'assertion' -- and I'm being kind -- almost identical to another Freeper in another one of these ridiculous threads, who insisted that J6 was void due to "general nonconformity to statutory law."

The upshot is that, as a matter of historical fact, not opinion, Pence approved the 1+1 Objection to the AZ elector slate just before everyone was moved down to the subway -- where Pence was ensconsed in the DC Congressional subway with more security than probably anyone other than Trump -- and Pence approved the 1+1 Objection to the PA elector slate after they returned once the protestor tours were concluded, rejecting enormous pressure to simply ignore the PA challenge, which ensued long after midnight.

[Alberta's Child]

I have read your posts, and they sort of come across as the rantings of a lunatic.

How do you “stack” a 400-25 (for example) vote? Are there 195+ members of Congress who would have voted differently in a “legitimate” vote?

Who are they? Where are their complaints about the process documented?