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1855 Professor of the Law of Democracy at Michigan State. Contributor to The Downballot. I teach, write, and post about state constitutional law, institutional development, and criminal law. I write (infrequently) at guaranteedrepublics.substack.com.
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And if it even arguably did, I’m certain that Republicans would have tried it already.
Show PostI think the argument is that the statute *doesn’t* give the governor power, not that a statute *can’t* do so. But it’s quite a reach to argue that Sec 1a gives every state governor the power to unilaterally overturn a federal election.
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