[DoodleDawg]

So. The question is who does the president of the Senate, Mike Pence, recognize?

Pence is counting the votes tallied by the Electoral College. Those are the only ones, by law, he can count.

[Responsibility2nd]

So you do not think it’s possible for one or more states to send two opposing group of electors?

[rxsid]

"So. The question is who does the president of the Senate, Mike Pence, recognize?

Pence is counting the votes tallied by the Electoral College. Those are the only ones, by law, he can count.

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And again, the question here is about conflicting votes.

Example: EC voter ABC from GA first voted for biden, but has since voted for Trump. The new vote was transmitted to the feds by Jan 4.

Assuming the congress doesn't have a majority of votes to toss the contested vote....which ONE does Pence count?

[FreeReign]

Pence is counting the votes tallied by the Electoral College. Those are the only ones, by law, he can count.

The game right now is for Pence to count a Trump slate of electors or a decertified empty slate from the AZ, GA and one other legislatures.

I don't think there will be any other realistic option.