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Authority of the Senate To Refuse To Seat Certified Members-Elect
Discusses the constitutional power of the Senate to refuse to seat a certified Member-elect, and Supreme Court decisions upholding the Senate's authority to be the final judge of the elections and returns of its Members. Reviews significant precedents of the use of this authority, 1784-1976.
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Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service.