As far I can tell, as long as the 50 states have certified their election results, according to the 12th A., the VP's role is ceremonial - he must open the certified results of each state and tally them.
You raise an interesting point. It'd be oh so sweet (in a sense) if VP Harris loses if she's then refuse to certify the winner because o…
As far I can tell, as long as the 50 states have certified their election results, according to the 12th A., the VP's role is ceremonial - he must open the certified results of each state and tally them.
You raise an interesting point. It'd be oh so sweet (in a sense) if VP Harris loses if she's then refuse to certify the winner because of voter/election fraud. If this happened, I'd love to see the Trumpsters shamelessly shed their skin on a dime.
As far I can tell, as long as the 50 states have certified their election results, according to the 12th A., the VP's role is ceremonial - he must open the certified results of each state and tally them.
You raise an interesting point. It'd be oh so sweet (in a sense) if VP Harris loses if she's then refuse to certify the winner because of voter/election fraud. If this happened, I'd love to see the Trumpsters shamelessly shed their skin on a dime.