Election 2020

Leading companies like Pfizer and Goldman Sachs have written to Congress urging for the country to “move forward.”

The city is bracing for the arrival of thousands of protesters on Wednesday, the day Congress is slated to certify Joe Biden’s election win.

The electoral college certification is another test of Trump loyalty—putting Republicans in yet another tough spot.

The list includes Trump allies like Sen. Tom Cotton and Rep. Chip Roy, who argue objections would do more harm than good for Republicans.

The lawmakers say there’s “more than ample” evidence to warrant a criminal investigation.

In a phone call with Georgia’s secretary of state Saturday, President Trump called for the top election official to “find” votes so he can overturn the results in his state.

Republicans could face consequences for the call, officials suggested, from depressing turnout in the runoffs to a potential investigation into Trump.

Chip Roy challenged the seating of lawmakers on the grounds that allegations of fraud in their states' presidential results casts doubt on down-ballot races, requiring House Republicans to vote to uphold the results in those races.

Among the critics is former House Speaker Paul Ryan, who said he found it difficult to conceive of a “more anti-democratic and anti-conservative act.”

Pelosi has said it will be her final term as speaker.