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Rep. Darin LaHood represents Illinois’s 18th congressional district. Rep. LaHood joined other House Republicans by signing onto the failed Texas amicus brief that attempted to overturn the results of the presidential election. While he did not object to the counting of the electoral college votes, he was never clear with…

Rep. Bill Huizenga represents Michigan’s 2nd congressional district. Rep. Huizenga joined other House Republicans in signing onto the failed Texas amicus brief that attempted to overturn the results of the presidential election. However, Rep. Huizenga did not object to the counting of the electoral college votes in any of the…

Rep. Trey Hollingsworth represents Indiana’s 9th congressional district. Rep. Hollingsworth joined other House Republicans in signing onto the failed Texas amicus brief that attempted to overturn the results of the presidential election.  While Rep. Hollingsworth did not object to the counting of the electoral college votes, he was not direct…

Rep. Kay Granger represents Texas’s 12th congressional district. Rep. Granger did not join other House Republicans in signing onto the failed Texas amicus brief that attempted to overturn the votes of millions of voters. She also did not vote on supporting or objecting to the counting of the electoral college…

Rep. Jeff Fortenberry represents Nebraska’s 1st congressional district. Rep. Fortenberry, along with many other House Republicans, signed onto the failed Texas amicus brief that sought to overturn the votes from millions of Americans. However, Rep. Fortenberry did not object to the counting of electoral college votes from any state. When…

Rep. Drew Ferguson represents Georgia’s 3rd congressional district. Rep. Ferguson was one of the House Republicans to sign onto the failed Texas amicus brief that attempted to overturn the results of the presidential election. Instead of being a leader and telling his constituents the truth about the results of the…

Rep. Tom Emmer represents Minnesota’s 6th congressional district. Rep. Emmer was a part of the Republican House member group that decided to sign onto the failed Texas amicus brief, an effort to overturn the results of the presidential election. Rep. Emmer explained that he supported this because “‘All legal…

Rep. Dan Crenshaw represents Texas’s 2nd congressional district. While Rep. Crenshaw did not object to the counting of electoral college votes, he did join many Republican House members in signing onto the failed Texas amicus brief that attempted to overturn the votes of millions of Americans. Rep. Crenshaw spent most…

Rep. John Carter represents Texas’s 31st congressional district. Rep. Carter did not join other House Republicans in an effort to overturn the votes of millions of Americans in a Texas amicus brief. However, Rep. Carter did write about objecting to the counting of electoral votes due to constituents’ concerns…

Rep. Jerry Carl represents Alabama’s 1st district in the House. Rep. Carl used lies about the 2020 election to justify his decision to object to certifying the results, tweeting that “due to overwhelming evidence of voter fraud and irregularities in Arizona and Pennsylvania, I voted to challenge fraudulent…