(11-05-2020, 06:33 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: If Biden pulls out Pennsylvania, which is looking increasingly likely, the question will be, how many ballots were received after election day and counted.  If those ballots make the difference in the election, Trump stands a good chance in court because of the 6-3 conservative majority in the Supreme Court.  You can look it up, but this is the only issue Trump has raised so far that has any merit.  The issue is, can the Pennsylvania courts decide that ballots postmarked by election day can be counted if received by Friday, or is that the role of the PA legislature.  I think that if Biden wins the election, and the winning margin is provided by ballots received in PA after election day but postmarked by election day, then I would bet on Trump winning that case in the Supreme Court and thus winning the election.

Of course, if Biden retains Arizona and Nevada, I don't think the Supreme Court would even take the case, because it wouldn't make a difference in the election. 

But if Trump can pull out either AZ or NV, which is entirely possible, and Biden pulls out PA because of those late arriving ballots, then those PA ballots will wind up in the Supreme Court and Trump will win.