10 Reasons Pennsylvania’s Election Results May Be ‘Irredeemably Compromised’

PJ Media ^ | November 10, 2020 | Tyler O'Neil

[TheConservativeTejano]

“Doesn’t this also apply to Michigan and Wisconsin?” I think so. Two ways to go. Throw out the state as a whole - state doesn’t count in EC. Throw out compromised counties. State still contributes to EC.

Partner, it applies to practically all the states.

People need to show up at the polls and no more mail in ballots.

[Svartalfiar]

If any state's entire election-day vote is thrown out, then it will assuredly move to that state's electors and if they decide there was substantial election fraud in that state that compromised its election outcome, those electors could cast their electoral votes for whichever Presidential candidate and Vice Presidential candidate they wish. Heck,

If the election-day results are tossed, then there will have been no electors elected for that State. It would be up to the State legislature to select the electors, if they wanted their State to have any.

[A Navy Vet]

"Apparently they were still on their voter rolls."

That is one of the big problems. Few States bother to audit and purge registered voters who are dead or moved out of State.