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What You Need to Know About the Deal to Reform The Electoral Count Act
The Electoral Count Act was passed in 1887. And it had a lot of flaws, according to reform advocates. But a new bipartisan deal in Congress, led by Sens. Joe Manchin (D- W. Va) and Susan Collins (R-Maine), clarifies the role of the vice president and raises the threshold for challenging state electo
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