Confirmed. They are introducing legislation to invalidate the certification, if not the currently appointed Secretary of State. An uphill battle looms, especially with a Democratic Governor, but not impossible, based on the current piles of evidence. They will be doing all they can, and God Bless them for it.
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They are trying to pass a resolution instead of a bill. A resolution does not need to be signed by the governor.
If they can pass it,(which is still in doubt) they will send their own electors to vote. However, the governor will probably won’t recognize their resolution, and will most likely send their own electors.
So, it should be really interesting, and everyone is going to get a big civics lesson.
The governor has no constitutional authority to send any electors anywhere—he might as well send them to the North Korea politboro.
The Twelfth Amendment is very clear—the power to send electors belongs to the state legislature, and only to the state legislature.
The governor has no power or authority to select or send electors, period. The Constitution couldn’t be clearer on this. The Supreme Court would take about two seconds to overrule such idiocy.