We're reaching the endgame as Trump's pathetic, desperate, efforts are destined to fail.
Federal law says state house legislators have the power to designate electors if the state has "failed to make a choice".
This would appear a long shot as it is very hard to prove, no evidence of electoral fraud has been shown and to potentially disenfranchise millions of voters would spark national uproar (even though Trrump wouldn't give a shit).
Reuters quoted one source familiar with the Trump strategy as saying it was now a "more targeted approach towards getting the legislators engaged". But even one of the Michigan lawmakers going to the White House (to attend the meeting Trump has called), Mike Shirkey, said earlier this week that the legislature appointing electors was "not going to happen".
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Legal challenges have failed everywhere (because they totally lacked merit and proof of fraud ... well actually proof of anything bar conspiracy theories not facts) :
Georgia
On Thursday, Georgia's Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said the state's now concluded hand audit of ballots had not altered Mr Biden's victory in the state and Georgia said its recount had confirmed Mr Biden's victory in the state.
Earlier, Republicans lost their final lawsuit in Georgia as a court rejected their effort to block the results' certification, which is due to happen on Friday. Mr Biden's lead was under 0.5% and the recount was ordered under a new state law on auditing.
The Trump campaign did not immediately comment on the AP’s victory call for Biden or the audit results on Thursday evening.
Ben Adida, executive director of VotingWorks, a bipartisan non-profit group that helps states conduct election audits, said the Georgia audit confirming Biden as the winner “should give voters increased confidence in the results”.
“The difference between the reported results and the full manual tally is well within the expected error rate of hand-counting ballots, and the audit was a success,” Adida said in the Georgia secretary of state’s statement.
Michigan
Giuliani said the campaign was withdrawing its last remaining lawsuit in Michigan. He said it had achieved its aim of stopping the certification of the result in one key county.
However, the vice-chairman of Wayne County's canvassing board said an attempt by its two Republican members to rescind their earlier certification of the result was invalid, and the certification was binding.
In Arizona on Thursday, a judge rejected a lawsuit filed last week by the state Republican Party seeking a new audit of ballots in Maricopa County, home to Phoenix - the state's capital and largest city.
In Pennsylvania, the Trump campaign asked a judge to allow them to restore a claim they had dropped on Sunday that Republican observers were improperly blocked from watching the vote count.
A Trump lawsuit has been filed in Nevada and his campaign has paid for a partial recount in Wisconsin, though election officials there say this will probably only favour Mr Biden.