Overview

• Thirteen Republicans who signed false certifications in 2020, claiming Trump won their states, cast legitimate Electoral College votes for him in 2024.
• These electors, from Michigan, Nevada, and Pennsylvania, include individuals facing felony charges related to the 2020 scheme, though some cases are ongoing or dismissed.
• Michigan's six 'fake-turned-real' electors are under felony forgery charges, with a judge yet to decide if their cases will proceed to trial.
• Nevada's state attorney general recently refiled charges against two electors after a previous dismissal, while Pennsylvania's electors were not charged due to hedged language in their 2020 certifications.
• Trump is projected to receive 312 electoral votes, with Congress set to officially count the votes on January 6, 2025, ahead of his January 20 inauguration.