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A new obstacle is coming for the confirmation of his electoral victory Joe bidenMissouri Republican Senator Josh Holley said Wednesday he would object when Congress counts its votes. Electors College next week. This will force Parliament and Senate to vote whether to accept the results of Biden’s victory on November 3.
Holley is the first senator to announce his plans to oppose the results, which is important because both a member of parliament and a senator must file a complaint when Congress counts Voter College votes on Jan.6.
If there is an objection from both a member of parliament and a senator during the joint session of Congress, the two bodies separate and discuss the matter for two hours, before voting on whether to proceed with the objection.
The objection will not change the outcome of the election, but will be delayed only the inevitable confirmation of Biden’s victory in November against Donald Trump. Democrats will reject any objection in the House, and many Republican senators have also disagreed with an objection that would fuel Trump’s unfounded conspiracy theories that they claim stole his victory.
Holley’s objection, which could include other senators, would also put many of his Republican colleagues in the Senate. difficult political position, forcing them to vote on whether to comply with Trump or the popular will of the electorate.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell privately urged Senate Republicans not to join the group in the House of Representatives they plan to oppose. But the majority Senate also opposed it, even provoking Trump.
Trump is pressing Congress to try to overturn the election result, as his campaign attempts to overturn the election through the courts have repeatedly been rejected.
