[DoodleDawg]

This would be either a state official decertifying the election, a state judge making such a determination through a writ of quo warranto, (or a similar legal action even if not entitled as such), or a resolution of the state legislature.

Nothing in the Constitution allows states to recall U.S. Senators or Congressmen. You can try your Writ of Quo Warranto but I honestly don't think it works like you think it works.

[Reily]

State attempts to reign in permanent Senators and Congresscritters via term limits and recall have been struck down by federal courts in the past. This will probably be viewed as judicially similar in nature. In regard to election fraud the best you can do is get a state (Forget federal with the new JustUs department) conviction on fraud and try and shame Congress into acting. It might also be “instructional” after the state conviction to file extradition papers to drag the critters ass home !

[PerConPat]

Agree...IMO, a state's action to recall a member of Congress would die in the SCOTUS.

[Dr. Franklin]

Nothing in the Constitution allows states to recall U.S. Senators or Congressmen.

Another straw man from you. No one is suggesting that Congresscritters can be recalled.

You can try your Writ of Quo Warranto but I honestly don't think it works like you think it works.

I won't be filing for a writ if quo warranto as I am not an affected person.