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These are the Republican congresswomen who won’t certify Biden’s win.

January 5, 2021
Congress will vote to certify the Electoral College results on Wednesday. At least 13 Republican women in the Senate and House of Representatives have said they will challenge Joe Biden’s victory.
· Jan 5

Congress will certify the Electoral College results later this week. At least nine Republican women in the Senate and House of Representatives have said they will challenge Joe Biden’s victory. New from :

Republican congresswomen are divided on the validity of Biden’s victory
Here are the lawmakers who have said whether they will certify the Electoral College results later this week.
19thnews.org
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· Jan 5

UPDATE: As of Tuesday evening, at least 13 Republican Congresswomen have said they will challenge Joe Biden's victory and 10 said they will not. The vote — set for tomorrow — is the final step in certifying the next president of the United States.

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· Jan 5

In the House, there are 27 Republican women. At least 11 said they will vote to challenge the results.

Republican congresswomen are divided on the validity of Biden’s victory
Here are the lawmakers who have said whether they will certify the Electoral College results later this week.
19thnews.org
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· Jan 5

There are currently nine Republican women in the Senate. — Sens. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee and Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming are voting to challenge results. Four have not issued statements on their plans for election certification.

Republican congresswomen are divided on the validity of Biden’s victory
Here are the lawmakers who have said whether they will certify the Electoral College results later this week.
19thnews.org
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· Jan 4

Tennesseans are passionate about preserving one person one vote and the integrity of the electoral system. For 4 years Democrats called ’s 2016 election illegitimate.For the 2020 elections, let’s determine what happened in these disputed states.

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· Jan 4

Fair and free elections are the hallmark of our democracy.

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· Jan 2

It can feel like we are living in unprecedented times but our Founders and our system of gov’t have robust processes, protections, and precedents in place to secure our elections. We should deploy them now. (1/4)

Explaining how Congress settles electoral college disputes
The next public step in the 2020 presidential election will happen on January 6, 2021, when Congress meets to validate the election. If there are objections at that meeting, a formerly obscure law will be consulted to settle disputes about electors.
constitutioncenter.org
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· Jan 2

I’m joining a number of colleagues to follow the steps laid out in the 12th Amendment + the process established in the Electoral Count Act of 1887 to protect the vote for all Americans & begin work to restore the shaken confidence of many US voters. (3/4)

GOP senators, led by Cruz, to object to Electoral College certification, demand emergency audit
A group of GOP senators led by Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, will object to the Jan. 6 certification of the presidential election results next week unless there is an emergency 10-day audit of the results by an electoral commission.
foxnews.com
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· Jan 5

On Monday, on the eve of her state’s runoff election, Sen. Kelly Loeffler of Georgia wrote in a statement that she would support the “objection to the Electoral College Certification process.”

Loeffler says on eve of Senate elections that she will not certify Biden’s win
Trump’s unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud are front-and-center in Georgia’s two special elections.
19thnews.org
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· Jan 5

Kelly Loeffler has announced that she is objecting to the Electoral College results and will stand with us in fighting to ensure election integrity! Georgia, she’s standing with us! Go stand with her & David Perdue today at the polls! Save America from Socialism.

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· 31 Dec 2020

Missouri Congressional Representatives Long, Smith and Hartzler plan objection to certification of Electoral College results:

Missouri Congressional Representatives Long, Smith and Hartzler plan objection to certification of Electoral College results
Three Congressional members from the Ozarks say they will object to the Electoral College results in the race for the presidency when the U.S. House of Representatives reconvenes January 6.
ky3.com
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· Jan 4

I share the concerns of many Hoosiers about irregularities in the way some states conducted the presidential election. That is why I strongly support the creation of an Electoral Commission to conduct an emergency audit of presidential election returns before Inauguration Day.

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· Jan 4

However, if Congress cannot reach a bipartisan agreement to take this commonsense step, I plan to vote to formally object to certain electors from contested states.

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· Jan 4

Restoring the American people’s trust in our democratic institutions must be among our top priorities in the 117th Congress.

Walorski Statement on Objection to Contested Electors | Congresswoman Jackie Walorski
“The integrity of our elections – and the faith the American people have that their votes are fully and fairly counted – is a cornerstone of our democracy. I share the concerns of many Hoosiers about…
walorski.house.gov
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· Jan 2

Given my constitutional duty and the fact that thousands of sworn affidavits detailing specific election irregularities remain unresolved, I will object to the electoral college certification process on January 6. Read my full statement below:

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· 31 Dec 2020

On Jan 6 when the Electoral College meets, I will join my other GOP Colleges in objecting. I stand for free and fair elections, and I am ready to fight for Tennessee and our Country. See my full statement below.

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· Jan 4

On Wednesday I plan to join dozens of my colleagues in objecting to electors from several states. Here's why:

Why I Object
With so much disingenuous reporting and misinformation on this process and what it means, I want to set the record straight.
repherrell.medium.com
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· Jan 5

I REFUSE to certify fraudulent electoral votes for Joe Biden. That’s why I will and OBJECT tomorrow in Congress! Thank you to for rallying to !

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· Jan 4

Newly elected Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, a staunch Trump supporter, says the state's "elections should be decertified." Asked if that applied to her election on the same ballot, she said, "We're just talking about the President's race."

Georgia GOP representative: "Our elections should be decertified"
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the staunchly conservative freshman from Northwest Georgia, told CNN that she is traveling with President Trump today to the state. Asked if she had any concerns about Trump's call to the Georgia secretary of state, Greene attacked Brad Raffensperger.
cnn.com
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· Jan 4

My Statement on Objection to Certain Contested Electors on January 6th ⬇️ I am honored every day to represent and I believe it is my solemn and sacred duty to serve as your voice and your vote in Washington. I swore an oath to protect and defend our Constitution -

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· Jan 5

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Spokane and North Idaho Rep. Russ Fulcher plan to object to the certification of Electoral College results in a joint session of Congress on Wednesday, the two Republicans told The Spokesman-Review on Tuesday.

Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Russ Fulcher say they will contest Electoral College results as 'civil war' divides GOP
WASHINGTON – Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Russ Fulcher plan to object to the certification of Electoral College results in a joint session of Congress on Wednesday, the two Republicans told The Spokesman-Review on Tuesday.
spokesman.com
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· Jan 5

Newly sworn-in Staten Island Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis said she plans to stand with other Republicans hoping to review election results for fraud and overturn the victory of Joe Biden for president.

Malliotakis, NYC's only Republican Congress member, says she'll aid Trump challenge of electoral votes | amNewYork
Newly sworn-in Staten Island Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis said she plans to stand with other Republicans hoping to review election results for fraud and
amny.com
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· Jan 5

The Constitution gives state legislatures sole authority over how our elections are carried out, but many state and local officials in swing states took matters into their own hands by changing how their state would conduct the election.

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· Jan 5

This is why I will be joining patriotic leaders across the nation in objecting to the Electoral College results of certain states that did not uphold the Constitution.

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· Jan 5

Biden received 306 votes from the Electoral College, surpassing the 270-vote threshold for a majority, and President Donald Trump received 232. There has been no evidence of rampant voter fraud or other irregularities in any state.

Republican congresswomen are divided on the validity of Biden’s victory
Here are the lawmakers who have said whether they will certify the Electoral College results later this week.
19thnews.org
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