Ted Cruz Leads GOP Group To Oppose 2020 Election Results

11 GOP senators, including Ron Johnson and John Kennedy, plan to object to the certification of the presidential election results, calling for a 10-day audit of the results due to allegations of voter fraud. Congress will meet in a joint session to read the Electoral College count, where objections can trigger debates. Despite claims of fraud, Attorney General William Barr and numerous courts, including the Supreme Court, have found no evidence of widespread voter fraud affecting the election outcome.

What action are the 11 GOP senators planning to take regarding the presidential election results?

• File a lawsuit against the Electoral Commission

• Call for a recount in all states

• Object to the certification of results

• Support the certification of results

What do the GOP senators want the Electoral Commission to do?

• Conduct a recount in all states

• Conduct an emergency 10-day audit

• File a lawsuit against the Supreme Court

• Support the certification of results

What happens if members of Congress object to the Electoral College results?

• The Supreme Court reviews the objections

• The results are automatically rejected

• A recount is conducted

• A debate and vote on the objections occur

What is required for an objection to the election results to be successful?

• Approval by the Supreme Court

• Approval by the Senate only

• Approval by the House only

• Approval by both the Senate and the House

What did the Attorney General and courts conclude about the claims of voter fraud?

• There was no evidence of widespread fraud

• The claims were partially true

• There was significant evidence of fraud

• The claims were not reviewed