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But to be counted on in October, they’d have to back it up with their late-season performances.

The core of Trump’s plot to reverse the legal results of the 2020 election involved unofficial acts for which he is not immune: spreading false conspiracy theories about voter fraud, organizing fraudulent “alternate” slates of electors, and then seeking for those fraudulent electors’ votes in the Electoral College to be counted on January 6.

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The votes are scheduled to be counted on June 4.

The votes are scheduled to be counted on June 4.

Young voters especially, the same ones who sat this election out, are going to be counted on to do nothing less than save American democracy.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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