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PolitelyIrreverent Here's how it works.
The House can vote to object to a state's results on an individual basis. But they also need at least one Senator to join them. So far, no Senator has publicly said they will back a challenge, unlike some Republican House Members who have said they will challenge PA, MI, WI, GA, and AZ.
If one Senator does join a challenge then the two chambers will debate for a couple of hours as to whether they will toss that state's results.
Here's where you are wrong: Each chamber requires a simple majority. You're thinking of what happens if the Electoral College is tied; then the House does indeed vote by State. Not in this instance, though.
Therefore, any challenge in the House will fail as it is controlled by the Democrats. The Senate also requires a simple majority, and seeing as many Republican Senators, including Mitch McConnell, have now stated publicly that Biden has won, that will fail too.
If, in the extremely unlikely event the chambers disagree, then the final say goes to the respective State Governors.
And if you look at the current governors in those disputed states, that's not going to end well for Trump or you Trumpettes, now is it? ;)
Trump has lost. Learn to cope 😎
