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Even if so, as AGAIN came up in the PA challenge before the election, if there was disagreement, those state legislatures had the ability to challenge those process changes. BEFORE the filing deadline. And in PA, they failed to do so. After the deadline, they no longer had standing to sue to dismiss the changes.Nope, only the legislatures of the states can control elections.
And to me it seems obvious altho I dont know if it's accounted for under the law, certainly one reason to stand by that filing deadline is to prevent what TX and The Donald are trying: to throw out votes made in good faith AFTER you dont like the outcome.