To: tinyowl
I think the big question in the early post election days - at least for me - was 'OK, this or that court says 'oh yeah, probably fraud, not a valid result' -> but you can't recount because the evidence has been destroyed or doesn't exist. So what's to be done?
I think you invalidate the state results, then leave it to the state legislature, who are duly elected representatives of the residents, to vote for the electors.
To: mmichaels1970
You are correct.
The legislatures of the respective states are the ultimate authority on which set of electors represent the state in the Electoral College. I believe the US Supreme Court ruled as much in 2000.
86 posted on
11/26/2020 10:26:33 AM PST by
Oklahoma
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