Some of it most certainly is...!!!Cleaning up election rolls is racist.Fund the post office, fund the poll/ absentee counters, clean up election rolls, make ballots scanable with tracing, and we're all set.The only states pushing for this last minute change to massive mail in ballots are Dimwinger states, so who do you think will get hurt when they can't count the votes like in the NY primary?Not likely that all states would not have a count.... but even a couple of big states not having electors by the electoral college voting day, could cause there to not have 1 candidate who has reached the required 270 EC votes to win.If the electoral college does not meet the timeline, then Congress chooses, is my understanding.Incorrect; The electoral College is the only AUTHORIZED body to do this under the US Constitution. There are date certian time lines under Title 1 US Code that codify these. They miss the deadline they lose their electors. Enjoy your mail in ballot mess because it is going to be an unmitigated disaster.I think the House of representatives picks our President, if no winner.... but here's the kicker, I think there is only 1 vote per state.... So I do not know how that works? Do state representatives get together and vote on who gets chosen for their state, then submit that person as the vote from their state?It will depend on how the rest of the election goes.
I believe the President Pro Tempore would take the office, and that would currently be Grassley. BUT, if the Congressional elections count and go Democrat, then the President Pro Tempore would be a Democrat, I reckon.
In either case, the President would be neither Trump nor Biden.
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And this is why everyone thought what the SC did in Bush v Gore was unconstitutional. The SC should have let the constitutional process, work through.
What's the likelihood that all fifty states would certify no vote count at all, AND that all fifty of those state legislatures would decline to choose the slate of electors themselves? The House of Representatives decides in the case of no clear majority winner.
And everyone thought what the Supreme Court did in 2000 was "Unconstitutional" primarily because the "everyone" in question consisted of a bunch of morons who hadn't a clue what was actually happening. As I explained at the time, the Florida Supreme Court intervened where it had no business and contradicted the written law of the state. All the US Supreme Court did was hear an appeal of the Florida court's decision and rule - quite correctly - that the lower court had violated the law.
It was the Florida Supreme Court that should have let the process as written in the law of its own state work through.
If states have written in to their election laws a measure for the legislature to just pick them, if out of time, then it seems they could simply select a slate to send.... And depending on the State who has to do that, it could hurt the Dems!!!
But, I'm not certain what states may have that as a provision in their election laws?
Florida in 2000 comes to mind.... You would think if they had this provision of the legislature picking the slate of electors, the republicans for Bush should not have needed to sue, to stop the count, so electors could be decided in time????
We sent astronauts to the moon, we spit the atom,
We certainly can handle an election, as safely as possible, during a pandemic.

But as far as dead people...
I do not understand why the State's Vital Statistics Dept does not send notification of deaths to the voting precinct for each death certificate issued.... So they can be automatically removed from the voter roll when they die, if they are on it...
Notification of deaths are sent to Social Security when people die?