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 Re: GOP and Democrats All But Tied Going into Midterms
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Dec 24th a 12:53 AM
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The Electoral Count Act also only allows a state’s governor or another designated official to submit electoral results.
Additionally, the law allows the General Services Administration to release transition funds to both candidates if neither has issued a concession five days after the election. It would, however, nix funds to the losing candidate once the result of the election was determined.
A provision of the law strikes a nearly 200-year-old law that state legislatures could use to nullify the popular vote by declaring a “failed election,” noting that the term has never been specifically defined.
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