Supreme Court 'faithless electors' ruling aims to stabilize the election, but will it work?
The court didn't fix everything. Faithless electors could still throw the election, and Congress would be in chaos if Trump challenged mail ballots.
Supreme Court 'faithless electors' ruling aims to stabilize the election, but will it work?
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