Byron Donalds Faces Scrutiny Over Election Certification Stance
The Florida congressman emphasizes adherence to state laws while being challenged on potential loopholes in certifying the 2024 election results.
- Rep. Byron Donalds insists that local jurisdictions must follow state laws for election certification, amid debates over the Electoral Count Reform Act.
- During a CNN interview, Donalds was pressed by Dana Bash about whether he would adhere to the updated Electoral Count Act for the 2024 election.
- Donalds argued that states like Pennsylvania and Arizona did not follow election procedures in 2020, citing the counting of ballots post-election day as a violation.
- Bash countered Donalds' claims by stating that there was no evidence of widespread fraud, referencing numerous court cases that upheld the 2020 election results.
- The discussion also touched on Donalds' views on Trump's potential impact on minority voters, highlighting economic gains during Trump's first term.