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I see it said "only one house member and one senator have to challenge the result" to spur an investigation and a house/senate vote.
BUT, something twigged in me that " the house member/senator CAN CHALLENGE THEIR OWN STATE"... not some other state.
if that's correct, I think it would only be wisconsin where it's somewhat possible that will happen.
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I see it said "only one house member and one senator have to challenge the result" to spur an investigation and a house/senate vote.
BUT, something twigged in me that " the house member/senator CAN CHALLENGE THEIR OWN STATE"... not some other state.
if that's correct, I think it would only be wisconsin where it's somewhat possible that will happen.