In this American Power Extra, Chad examines the constitutional limits of presidential authority over elections, the Justice Department's controversial lawsuits in Alaska and California, and the potential for contested Senate and House races in states like Texas and Maine.
Chad breaks down what happens when state officials refuse to certify election results, whether Congress can reject duly elected members, and how historical election disputes in Indiana and New Hampshire reveal some surprising vulnerabilities in America's electoral system.
From federal election monitors and allegations of voter fraud to recounts, lawsuits, and the possibility of a constitutional confrontation in January 2027, we explore the difference between legally challenging an election and attempting to undermine its outcome.