That remedy would disenfranchise too many licit voters, especially those who voted in person on 11/3.
“That remedy would disenfranchise too many licit voters, especially those who voted in person on 11/3.”
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That’s true. But it does comply with the Constitution.
Or just not send Electors, possibly tossing the race into the House.
It wouldn’t disenfranchise anyone.
The simple fact is that if this goes to the House to decide, then the Representatives chosen by those voters will vote for President. Viola, no one disenfranchised.
And even if someone is, that’s on the cheating bastards, not anyone else.
No, that is the Constitutional remedy.
If the legislature’s rules for the election were violated, the election is not valid and it is up to the legislature to act.
If people don’t like that their election, rife with fraud, was negated, they need to elect officials that will insure the integrity of their elections.
Yes, it’s that simple.