Republicans in the Pennsylvania General Assembly formally introduced a joint resolution Monday declaring the general elections results in dispute and reserving the power to designate presidential electors for the Electoral College.
The introduction was the latest step in a process begun last week by state Sen. Doug Mastriano to reclaim the authority granted in the U.S. Constitution to appointing the electors to the Electoral College.
The six-page resolution outlined the reasons for contesting the results, specifically accusing the officials in the executive branch for changing election law by allowing for absentee ballots that arrived after 8 p.m. on election day to be counted and the “partisan majority” on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for allowing it.
It also said mail-in ballots were allowed to be corrected in heavily Democratic counties and were permitted to be counted without signature verification.
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