will democrat leaders accept the results and certify the election if Trump wins ?

[TheGreatSatan]

Won't happen if the GOP keeps their majority.

The WEF/Democrats are working on stealing it.

Almost like they had this planned.

 

[pknopp]

There is no plan to do that.

 

[Rogue AI]

There is no basis not to certify. All their petty arguments do not relate to their Constitutional duty to certify.

 

[skye]

Why are you posting all these negative threads OP?

Donald Trump IS your President! or will be your President very soon.

That's all you must know,

 

[ThisIsMe]

Won't happen if the GOP keeps their majority.

That’s interesting. We know the senate will be red, not sure about the house. New congress will be sworn in on January 3rd.

I guess it’s not an issue then because it will be the new senate certifying the ec votes, however…if we have a bunch of faithless electors, this could be an issue.

What are the odds that enough electors revolt and cast for Harris?

 

[Rogue AI]

That’s interesting. We know the senate will be red, not sure about the house. New congress will be sworn in on January 3rd.

I guess it’s not an issue then because it will be the new senate certifying the ec votes, however…if we have a bunch of faithless electors, this could be an issue.

What are the odds that enough electors revolt and cast for Harris?

What basis is there for faithless electors outside of liberal whining? Nobody is questioning the results of the election nor its execution. This is just silly gaslighting.

 

[scruffy]

Just wondering what the next few weeks hold in store. Dems seemed to give off the vibe that they would keep Trump out of office at all costs. Today, they have been kind of quiet, but that doesn’t mean they are not working in the background.

I expect dems to all, at least, object during certification.

Thoughts ?

Fuck em.

Let em riot.

 

[ThisIsMe]

What basis is there for faithless electors outside of liberal whining? Nobody is questioning the results of the election nor its execution. This is just silly gaslighting.

It was merely a thought about how some electors, doing a “no matter the cost” move, to keep trump out of office

 

[Papageorgio]

Just wondering what the next few weeks hold in store. Dems seemed to give off the vibe that they would keep Trump out of office at all costs. Today, they have been kind of quiet, but that doesn’t mean they are not working in the background.

I expect dems to all, at least, object during certification.

Thoughts ?

Do you really believe they can, without it going destroying the Constitution and it get through the Supreme Court?

 

[ThisIsMe]

Do you really believe they can, without it going destroying the Constitution and it get through the Supreme Court?

I don’t know, that’s why I’m asking. There have been some talks about trying to prevent trump from taking office, which is why I asked the question.

 

[Papageorgio]

I don’t know, that’s why I’m asking. There have been some talks about trying to prevent trump from taking office, which is why I asked the question.

The Electoral College selection is up to each party that won their state, so all the Electoral College will be aligned with the party that won the state, so more than a couple faithless voters will be the most, there are also laws that each state has make it a criminal offense to vote against the states choice.

 

[wamose]

I think it's time for a little soul searching by the left. It's time to be embarrassed. Come on out of that dark cave. That includes the Dems, the media, our education system, our DOJ and all the other rebellious groups who would love to tear this country apart. And stop listening to this Raskin asshole. He's one of the worst of the bunch. MAGA

 

[ThisIsMe]

The Electoral College selection is up to each party that won their state, so all the Electoral College will be aligned with the party that won the state, so more than a couple faithless voters will be the most, there are also laws that each state has make it a criminal offense to vote against the states choice.

That’s true, but then that didn’t stop 18 states from passing the national popular vote compact.

Granted, that would be illegal but they passed it non the less

 

[Papageorgio]

That’s true, but then that didn’t stop 18 states from passing the national popular vote compact.

Granted, that would be illegal but they passed it non the less

That would have given Trump an even bigger win.

 

[ThisIsMe]

That would have given Trump an even bigger win.

In this case, it would have. But the idea in general is an example of what some states had proposed to thumb their nose at their voters.

 

[boevans]

Of course the Dems will certify the election.

They are not traitors.

And it will not matter in the least what Johnson personally thinks.

 

[Cellblock2429]

with the country evenly divided and tensions running at a historic high will Dems throw gas on the political fires and refuse to accept and certify the 2024 election if Trump wins .. the date of Nov 26 may play a major role in the actions Dems take [or refuse to take] in the certification of Trump if he wins .. Nov 26 is the date that sentencing will be levied by the leftwing judge from a leftwing district in a leftwing city [NYC] against the lefts chief political rival .. will Harris refuse to certify a President elect that has been convicted and sentenced for 34 felonies in the lefts so called hush money lawfare case ?? will dem leaders screech that they can not in good conscience allow a convicted felon to enter the Oval Office ?? it may be the perfect excuse for Dems to thwart the will of the people .. if dem leaders take such actions [and they very well may ] the division and political vitriol infecting the country may skyrocket to levels not seen in over 100 yrs ..

Judge Delays Trump’s Sentencing Until Nov. 26, After Election Day

The decision by Justice Juan M. Merchan means voters will be left in the dark about whether the former president will face time behind bars.

www.nytimes.com

/—-/ The new Congress run by Republicans will certify on Jan 6.
“After that, Electoral College members gather in each state capital in mid-December to cast their state's electoral votes for president and vice president. This year, that's set for Tuesday, Dec. 17.

Those ballots are sent to the president of the Senate and the archivist, and then counted by Congress on Jan. 6. “ - CBS News