Push to overturn election would be 'unconstitutional,' Rep. Moore says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Mike Pence quietly lays the groundwork for a post-Trump future (Shelby Talcott and Burgess Everett, Semafor) The undecided voters aren't all like Mike from North Carolina, who we met last week -- highly engaged, highly informed, but hasn't decided who he trusts more to protect Social Security.
39% : But we won't know until January 6 if it works, she added: "We will see in this cycle whether those were exactly the right answers." Among House Democrats, Politico reports, there is a concern that Republicans will try to find other avenues to stymy the results if Trump loses.
35% : In 2021, a push by Trump and his allies in Congress interfered with that process, delaying the certification of the election.
35% : It depends on whether Trump wins, perhaps: "Not in the Republican Party of today," said Sen. Mitt Romney.
21% : Trump pressured then-Vice President Mike Pence to unlawfully interfere with the election results, which Pence declined to do; this cycle, Harris will oversee the election's certification.
21% : " At present, polling indicates the presidential race will be decided by razor-thin margins; are any of Moore's Republican colleagues gearing up to make objections should Trump lose?

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