This January 6, 2025, contrasts starkly with the events of January 6, 2021, as Donald Trump will be certified the election winner by Congress instead of inciting unrest.
Most election officials report a decrease in harassment, with surveys indicating rising public trust in election results.
The new Electoral Count Reform Act (ECRA) raises the threshold for objections to results, now requiring one-fifth support from each chamber of Congress.
Vice President Kamala Harris will have a clarified role, limited to strictly ministerial duties, underscoring no power to overturn results.
Increased security measures have been implemented, as the counting of electoral votes is now designated a National Special Security Event, ensuring a safer environment.
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