State legislatures can't overturn the popular vote. California v. Texas is largely lacking in ground.
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November 11, 2020
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Should We Use ([link removed] ) California v. Texas ([link removed] ) to Overturn ObamaCare? ([link removed] )
The fear that Democrats have generated about the Supreme Court using California v. Texas to overturn ObamaCare is hysteria, both because it won’t happen and because it wouldn’t be calamitous if it did.
- Please, Overturn ObamaCare. But Not Like This. ([link removed] )
Featuring Michael F. Cannon
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Can State Legislatures Do Anything About the Outcome of the Popular Vote? ([link removed] )
Could a state legislature intervene to prescribe its own slate of presidential electors rather than letting voters make the choice? In theory, yes — but not in the circumstances that follow Election Day 2020.
- No, State Legislatures Aren't Going to Override the Popular Vote on Presidential Electors ([link removed] )
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