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Dem lawyer Marc Elias tells me this will be challenged. “Whatever the governor may feel, it is his legal obligation to sign the paperwork to go to the US Senate. If he doesn’t, he will be sued. And he’ll have to sign it anyway.” Experts explain the details here: newrepublic.com/article/2173...
Show PostIt's deeply weird that the Dem recruiting of spoilers is a major national story even as the President of the US is ordering Rs to do extreme gerrymanders/nationalize elections and refusing to commit to accepting results. The Dem plot was scummy, but let's get real: newrepublic.com/article/2173...
Show PostAlaska's GOP governor Mike Dunleavy: “If we conclude that there were things that should not have happened, that are illegal, we will act on that. That may impact whether somebody is seated in the US Senate.” This is likely to be come a cause celebre for MAGA: newrepublic.com/article/2173...
Show PostBad: Alaska's GOP governor just refused to commit to certifying Mary Peltola if she wins Senate race. Trump is seizing on NYT story to pressure Rs to decline to certify her. I talked to election law experts. They explain why this will likely fail but get very nasty: newrepublic.com/article/2173...
Show PostDems line on this really ought to be: the winner of the election will be seated in a timely manner no matter what. (They’re on track to win the governor’s race anyhow, and the winner of that race will be seated before the next Congress.)
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