What is normally a formality in every presidential election is taking on new significance in President Trump's quest to hold onto the White House. The US Constitution calls on Congress, which is overseen by the Vice President, to count and certify the Electoral College votes, officially proclaiming the winner of the election. It is a ceremony that usually takes less than hour. This year it could go well into the evening as GOP lawmakers in the House and Senate plan to object to some of the Electoral College votes, triggering hours of debate and votes on each objection.
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