Do you expect Pennsylvania to create a chaotic situation such that they fail to meet the safe harbor date for the Electoral College and therefore don't participate?
My Florida timeline at the start shows what happens if they take 10 days out of the calendar due to counting the votes. They are robbing time from the post-election challenge period.
Am I to conclude that you would prefer the entire disenfranchisement of the state of Pennsylvania to the legislature stepping in to keep the state in the Electoral College?
-PJ
My preference doesn't enter into it. The USSC has ruled in McPherson v Blacker that based on the 14th Amendment the state legislature cannot violate state constitutional voter rights in a presidential election.
Having the legislature unilaterally chose the electors would be in clear violation of the state constitution and SCOTUS has explicitly ruled that's unacceptable, Article II Section 1 notwithstanding.
Could SCOTUS ignore precedent and rule differently this time? Sure, but I'm betting against it. Not because that's what I want but because the law seems pretty clear cut.