Republicans say enthusiasm is growing for their battle against the Electoral College's vote that would put Joe Biden in the White House.

A group of 11 Republican senators led by Ted Cruz announced that they would object to the certification of states' Electoral College votes.

Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted that Pelosi and McConnell were looking to quash objections to the Electoral College vote.

In an appearance on a political chat show this week, Lara Trump laid out a constitutional path for a Donald Trump victory.

Thousands of people are expected to protest in Washington, D.C., against the certification of Joe Biden's Electoral College victory.

Republican Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse criticized his colleagues who are objecting to the results of the Electoral College vote.

Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri has set the stage for a rumble in the swamp on Jan. 6 when Congress meets to certify the electoral votes.

Rasmussen may have hinted that the election was rigged by explaining that Vice President Pence could potentially overturn the results.

House Republicans will push back when it comes time to certify the Electoral College's vote, according to GOP Rep. Mo Brooks.

Gohmert and others sued Pence in an effort to force him to block votes for Biden from contested states during certification by Congress.