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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRegarding the counting of Electoral Votes, did anyone object?
If yes who? Or is that process later? Also, any Faithless Electors?

woodsprite
(12,380 posts)Polybius
(19,623 posts)Before, all it took was one member of the House to raise an objection, now it's 20%. I'm guessing that the 20% wasn't met, but I'm sure some tried. I just wanna know who.
GreenWave
(10,880 posts)SUCKER. Only Dems play by the rules.
BoRaGard
(4,721 posts)
Tickle
(3,791 posts)Response to Polybius (Original post)
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JohnSJ
(98,282 posts)voted for these thugs, didn't vote, or voted third party.
Srkdqltr
(8,192 posts)Polybius
(19,623 posts)A few Democrats also objected in 2000 and 2004. As to why, on grounds of insurrection and the 14th.
Srkdqltr
(8,192 posts)DetroitLegalBeagle
(2,332 posts)No objections and no faithless electors, though we would have heard about those after the State Electors voted in December.
KS Toronado
(21,011 posts)and was looking forward to hearing our side threw the 14th amendment at the repugs and they
had no good defense, just rhetoric and the question of insurrection was going to the SCOTUS.
Very disappointed nothing happened today, when in the hell are we going to throw the 14th
into the gearbox? We need to quit being nice!
Marthe48
(20,362 posts)No one will have to clean it off the walls and floors as they did in 2021.
doc03
(37,634 posts)of sheep.