Yesterday History Was Made: Six States Send Competing Delagates To Washington.
Yesterday, we added one more page to the extensive history of US Presidential Elections when 6 states, elected two competing slates of delegates. Giving to Congress, the final decision on which slate to official certify. This will all take place on January 6th, . When congress will meet in joint session.
Now many of you no doubt assume, that the election is now over. The Electoral College met and voted yesterday. Joe Biden receive 306 votes and is the next President.
Well, yes and no.
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