To: PerConPat
So devil in the details question:
An elector is not faithless UNTIL their vote is cast. So does that vote still count? Can a Steat “re-vote” or alter the vote of a faithless elector?
19 posted on
07/06/2020 3:21:03 PM PDT by
taxcontrol
(Stupid should hurt - Dad's wisdom)
To: taxcontrol
Great question...Apparently some states do cancel votes and even replace the
faithless electors.21 posted on
07/06/2020 3:46:06 PM PDT by
PerConPat
(A politician is an animal that can sit on a fence and yet keep both ears to the ground--Mencken)
To: taxcontrol
Electors meet in their states to vote. Then the state later transmits the vote to Congress. It’s not official until Congress says it is. So votes can be changed at the state level, and have been.
But it has to be a law. Can’t be done on the fly.
22 posted on
07/06/2020 3:54:48 PM PDT by
jjotto
(Blessed are You LORD, who crushes enemies and subdues the wicked.)
To: taxcontrol
Martin Armstrong has forecast this election to be the most corrupt in US history, the corruption will be uncovered, how it is dealt with is unanswered.
28 posted on
07/06/2020 4:39:33 PM PDT by
delta7
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