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One of the Geor­gia sen­a­tors push­ing for a spe­cial ses­sion of the leg­is­la­ture to con­sid­er choos­ing elec­tors for Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump said the leg­is­la­ture doesn’t need autho­riza­tion from the gov­er­nor to hold the session.
“We think that we have a good faith argu­ment that we can go around him. Because if we need­ed the gov­er­nor, that’s con­trary to what the Unit­ed States Con­sti­tu­tion states, which is that it’s the leg­is­la­ture that’s vest­ed with that author­i­ty to deter­mine how elec­tors should be cast, not the exec­u­tive,” state Sen. William Ligon, a Repub­li­can, told The Epoch Times.
Ligon and three oth­er law­mak­ers draft­ed a peti­tion call­ing for a spe­cial ses­sion, point­ing to what they say is evi­dence of a sys­temic fail­ure to observe state elec­tion code dur­ing the …