On the recordJuly 29, 2022
this reform is putting a lot of power in the hands of governors and then a lot of power in the hands of the courts in the review process and very little hands -- power in the hands of Congress.
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Critiquing the proposed reforms to the Electoral Count Act and their implications for Congress.
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