Can Congress overturn the US Electoral College results? Probably not
Share on Twitter The Electoral College’s certification on Monday of President-elect Joe Biden’s victory left just one final venue for President Donald Trump and his supporters to challenge the results of the 2020 election: a joint session of Congress in January. Every four years, the House and Senate come together to formally tabulate the electoral votes and raise any final concerns about the results. Normally, it is a perfunctory confirmation of the Electoral College vote. But this year, some of the president’s most strident supporters are threatening to transform it into a...