Electoral Count Reform and Presidential Transition Improvement Act
This act reforms how electoral votes are counted, aiming for greater clarity and security in presidential elections. It also clarifies when and to whom resources are provided for preparing to assume presidential or vice-presidential duties, ensuring a smoother transition of power.
Key points
Establishes that the Vice President's role in counting electoral votes is purely ceremonial, preventing unilateral rejection of votes.
Requires objections to electoral votes to be supported by at least one-fifth of both House and Senate members, making it harder to block results.
Sets clear rules for when a candidate is deemed an "apparent successful candidate," allowing earlier access to transition resources and preparations.
Ensures equal access to information and support for all "apparent successful candidates" if multiple exist, increasing transparency.
Status:
Expired
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