“would result in the election being suspended.”
I don’t think that a suspension would be constitutional. The electors are selected and then they meet and elect a president in December. They can vote for any qualified person.
So they can vote for Hillary OR Biden if they choose?
How can they elect someone who has not been proven to be qualified?
A technical point, maybe, but the electors don't all meet together. Each state's (plus DC's) electors meet separately in their respective state capitals and send their votes from there to Congress, where they are counted officially in January. Of course, that whole procedure has generally taken place without much fanfare because of the "rubber stamp" elector tradition. You are correct to say that they may vote for any qualified person, legally, but they are pledged to their party's ticket.