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There were 35 people who are responsible for certifying elections at the local level over the past few years who refused to do so

Even that in a way has made us more resilient because frankly states attorneys general

Secretaries of state have gotten a lot of practice of going to court and

forcing them to certify the election results. So they are way more prepared for that than they would have been in

2020. Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics Podcast, I'm Galen Druk.

By this time next week, we may know the results of the 2024 presidential election, but

there's also a fair chance that we won't.

Thinking back four years ago, the weeks between election day

and inauguration were one of the most contentious

and uncertain periods in recent American history.

To start, it took four days to project the winner.

That was because of a close race in key states, an influx of mail ballots that took longer

to count, and news organizations generally restrained approach to projecting

states while ballots are being tallied.

Hold-ups, slow results, litigation, recounts, and audits can be expected in elections, especially close ones.

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