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In response to "2 Hour Time Limit per objection. Both House and Senate must agree with objection to be valid(majority vote) -- nm*" by budice

What happens if they were to agree (they won't, but pretend). Are the electors replaced? Ignored? What? -- nm

Posted by ty97 Jan 6 '21, 10:22

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I don’t know if anyone really knows. -- nm - mara Jan 6, 10:28 1
- This. There are even questions about whether the Electoral College Act itself is constitutional. Best explanation I've seen lately was from ... -- (link) - ReluctantCynic Jan 6, 10:36

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