Trump’s Pennsylvania electors showing no signs of flipping
Anyone hoping Pennsylvania’s 20 “unbound” Electoral College members might turn against Republican president-elect Donald Trump is almost certainly going to be disappointed.
The state’s electors are expressing strong support for Trump ahead of the vote later this month.
They aren’t wavering, despite being bombarded with tens of thousands of emails as well as calls and letters urging them to change their minds.
The onslaught led the Pennsylvania Republican Party to make a complaint to the state police, which has confirmed it’s investigating.
The Electoral College will convene Dec. 19 in the state House chamber of the Capitol in Harrisburg.
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