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Letter: Mike Lee is either a lousy constitutional lawyer or a liar

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There is only one slate of presidential electors from each state. The laws of 48 of 50 states require each political party to nominate its slate of electors. The state then sends to the Electoral College the slate of the party whose presidential candidate wins the most votes. The job of the electors ends in mid-December when the Electoral Council meets and elects the next president.

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Letter: Mike Lee is either a lousy constitutional lawyer or a liar

Recently, Sen. Mike Lee added to his growing list of explanations for why he schemed to overturn the 2020 presidential election. According to Lee, “As we approached the end of December, there were rumors that continued to circulate suggesting that some states were going to be reallocating their electoral votes” by choosing “alternate slates of electors.” These rumors, he concluded, “weren’t true.”

2 years ago·Salt Lake City, United States

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