I fail to see the logic there

Theyve already been sent

If Republicans don't win runoff democrats have enough majority to override

They wont vote unless there is legal reason to

The only way legislators vote the president is in that neither candidate reaches 270

Article XII

If runoff is lost Trump would pretty much require unanimous support from the Senate to block bidens electors

Dual electors have been sent

Evidence is yet to determine the result

(Courts)

I'm not debating if they've been sent

I have a hard time believing courts are going to do anything

I fail to see your point that the run off effects the electoral process

Well me too

But we’ll see

Wattch trump do the 1808 thing <:okpepe:779860807831781449>

So if Dems win runoff Trump will require near unanimous Senate support to block bidens electors

Vs not needing the almost unanimous support

Idk, if voter fraud, then fraud not vote

That point still doesn’t make sense to me

https://t.co/neS5aZv60Z

Maybe that can explain better than I can

Biden is dumbass

article XII states the only way the electors dont decide the 270

It isnt most votes, its either 270 or state delegation per the constitution

The “uncharted territory” they are referring to in that article is article XII of the constitution

Who needs votes when your the president

Djt

This clears it up pretty well

Explainer: What might happen if U.S. election result is disputed? | Article [AMP] | Reuters https://www.reuters.com/article/usa-election-contested-explainer-int-idUSKBN27K1AM

That isn’t even correct

This is why you can’t always rely on media

I disagree

Thats the constitution

I've read it

Then you can compare the two yourself

You cant win with less than 270

If certain states are invalidated