[Liz]

The 2020 election is in the hands of state legislature(s). Each state's legislature
has complete authority. Governors have NOTHING TO DO WITH IT.

You got that right.

The very same people who beat Trump over the head WRT Russian interference in the 2016 election......while brandishing a fake dossier.....
are the self-same ones swearing there is NO interference in the 2020 election, as incontrovertible proof surfaces by the nanosecond.

Pointed out elsewhere:
<><> Democratic-bullied states suspiciously “simultaneously” shut down vote counting Tuesday night,
<><> Trump’s vote count was so far ahead of Biden’s in those states that Trump had unofficially been reelected;
<><> Trump had 294 electoral votes at that point,
<><> Trump’s winning number was buried by Fox and the MSM Biden suck-ups.

[Liz]

Keep in mind that, by law, Legislatures appoint the Electors; the relevant 2020 states, even w/ Dem governors, have Republican legislatures.

NOTE WELL: Evidence of unreliable vote results does not have to be at the level of convincing a court of law.
It has only to "suggest uncertainty." And in the presence of uncertainty, the Legislature decides, not a court.

REFERENCE (h/t westernjournal.com)
<><> Only the electoral college or the various state legislatures can declare a candidate the winner.
<><> Declaring the winner based on network vote totals and projections (MSM calling Biden the “president-elect”) is irresponsible.
<><> Recounts in Az, Ga, and other states will go heavily for Trump since likely errors and invalid votes took place on "found" mail-ins for Biden.
<><> We know Biden won upwards of 2/3's of mail-ins and absentees, ergo, it is likely that most of the discarded mail ballots will be subtracted from Biden’s total.

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Dates to remember:
Dec. 8th---States Certification of Votes, each state has their deadline.
Dec. 14th---Electors Announce their Votes.
Jan. 6th----Joint Session of Congress reads aloud the votes of the Electors.

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(h/t Owen) Q. Can the Congress reject the Electoral votes? A. Congress can choose to do anything it wants.

<><> Electors are appointed by state legislatures----a course of action embedded in the Constitution.

<><> If Congress wants to refuse them, the USSC would decide which slate is valid (assuming states sent two electoral slates).

<><> Because the legislature selects the slate, the Court would have no choice. Constitutional law is clear.