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by Rob Natelson | Apr 6, 2022 | Elections Clause, Electoral College
A bipartisan group in Congress is dedicating time to reforming the Electoral Count Act. The Electoral Count Act is the statute purporting to govern how Congress counts electoral votes for president and vice president (pdf). Like many other “bipartisan” activities,...by Michael D. Ramsey | Feb 13, 2022 | Constitution, Vice-President
Seth Barrett Tillman reminded me of this classic article by originalist writer Vasan Kesavan, Is the Electoral Count Act Unconstitutional?, 80 N. Carolina L. Rev. 1653 (2002), which anticipates some of the current issues relating to the Vice President’s power...