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What happens after election is certified? Can Trump still win?

Craig Albert, a political professor at Augusta University in Georgia Jonathan Diaz, a legal counsel at the Campaign Legal Center Process: A small part of the electoral college process, which typically is uneventful and unwatched by the majority of the country, exploded into violence Wednesday afternoon. The protests temporarily shut down the joint session of Congress, as lawmakers started the count of the Electoral College votes. Late Wednesday night, the counting process was set to resume, prompting a question from many: When this Congressional count is over, does President Trump have any legal path forward that would keep him in office?

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Oil company that hired Interior official won t seek ANWR acreage

POLITICO Oil company that hired Interior official won t seek ANWR acreage The official was discussing his potential employment with the company, Oil Search Ltd., beginning in May 2019, more than three months before he left the department. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska is pictured in an undated file photo. | US Fish and Wildlife Service/Getty Images By ADAM FEDERMAN Link Copied An oil and gas company that hired a top Interior Department official who oversaw the push to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling says it has no plans to bid on acreage there when the Trump administration holds the first-ever lease sale in the refuge on Wednesday.

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When are Electoral College votes finalized? Can VP reject votes?

Saikrishna (Sai) Prakash- James Monroe Distinguished Professor of Law- University of Virginia School of Law PROCESS: Congress is about to count the electoral votes certified by each state back in December on January 6, around 1 p.m. EST. Several lawmakers have said they plan to object to some of those slates of electors. We re Verifying: If both chambers of Congress object to votes for Biden, do the electoral votes go to President Trump? Our Verify sources are Aseem Mulji, a legal counsel at the Campaign Legal Center and Sai Prakash, a constitutional law professor at the University of Virginia School of Law, as well as the federal statute about counting electoral votes.

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Electoral College certification: What to know about Congress, Pence, Pennsylvania, and more

Electoral College certification: What to know about Congress, Pence, Pennsylvania, and more
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Can the vice president reject electoral college votes? Fact check

“The president of the Senate shall, in the presence of the Senate and House of Representatives, open all the certificates, and the votes shall then be counted,” it reads. So Pence will oversee the joint session of Congress, opening each of the certificates of each state s electoral votes and then presenting those to already appointed House and Senate tellers in alphabetical order. The person having the greatest number of votes shall be president, the amendment continues. After presenting them to all of the tellers, who count the votes, Pence then will announce who officially won. But our experts say he doesn t have any official say in changing the votes, as some social media posts say.

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