The effects of the 2024 presidential election will be announced at a joint session of Congress on Monday. The Electoral College accreditation ceremony turned the inaugural, frequently weary event into a full-fledged national security event due to the Capitol rebellion and protests over qualification of the 2020 presidential election. Over the past few weeks, legislative security officials have begun erecting 10-foot-high fencing around the Capitol complex’s outside perimeter. Some railings extend beyond the typical” Capitol Square,” which includes the Capitol building itself. Around the exterior limits of Russell Senate Park was one of these fences. The fact that a candidate who lost the election for president frequently presided over their own battle is one of the great contradictions of American politics. In this case, Vice President Harris. Till January 20, Harris will serve as vice president. That even signifies that she will continue to lead the Senate. Others have attempted to justify their own humiliation by doing this difficult process. When he lost to John F. Kennedy in 1960, former president Richard Nixon served as vice president. In January 1961, Nixon therefore declared JFK the winner. After the contentious 2000 vote and tumult over which prospect actually won Florida, former Vice President Al Gore ceded his election to President George W. Bush. Gore was subsequently present at the Capitol to clinch Bush’s defeat in January 2001. The 12th Amendment to the Constitution mandates that the Senate’s President open all the credentials and the seats may be counted in the course of a Joint Session of Congress, which would require that the president of the Senate do so. This is where the House and Senate meet together, together, generally in the House room. The House Speaker and the Senate President, or evil chairman Harris, preside. However, Harris sort of manages the show. The President is introduced to the Senate during a State of the Union, and the election results are simply confirmed by the House and Senate during a joint session of Congress. The House and Senate may join the Joint Session because the House and Senate properly elected a loudspeaker on Friday afternoon. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., did co-preside over the period atop the floor in the House room. Four years ago, things were completely different from this practice. The somewhat program, about royal, documentation of the Electoral College permanently changed on January 6, 2021, following the Capitol riot. James MAKES REMARKS WHEN TRUMP WONCapitol Police began limiting motorized transportation on streets around the Capitol complex early on Monday day.” NO ELECTION DENIERS,” AMONG DEMS DESPITE 2016’ILLEGITIMATE,” Members, employees, and guests who are present for standard business are only permitted access to the House and Senate Office Buildings. The Capitol basis will only have a small number of pedestrian entry points. Official Capitol trips are suspended. Johnson will contact the House to get around 1 p. m. EST on Monday. As they enter the House room, House Sergeant at Arms Bill McFarland may make an announcement about Harris and senators. Members of the Senate Rules Committee and the House Administration Committee may act as “tellers” during the counting of the political vote. HELL HAS FROZEN OVER:” Heaven HAS FROZEN OVER” will be announced that the House and Senate are meeting in the Joint Session and that the official declarations of the election are “regular in kind and real in kind.” So, it appears that JD Vance of the State of Ohio received nine vote for vice president and Donald John Trump of the State of Florida received nine. In later 2022, politicians made several changes to the 1887″ Electoral Count Act”. The contested election of 1876 was the catalyst for the Electoral Count Act’s passage. Many states sent competing electorate screens to Washington. According to legislators, there was no formal process for tabulating the results of the Electoral College. In the common voting, Democratic Samuel Tilden won. However, after a particular committee empowered by Congress presented him with 20 electoral vote in debate, President Rutherford B. Hayes won the White House. The Vice President’s position in the Joint Session of Congress was clarified by the Electoral Count Reform and Presidential Transition Improvement Act of 2022. President-elect Trump and other hardliners leaned on then-Vice President Pence to argue himself in the process. Numerous demanded that he take other electorate slates from the ensuing states. The updated law says that the Vice President’s function is just “ministerial”. The new statute says the Vice President lacks the power” to ascertain, take, dismiss, or otherwise adjudicate or resolve disputes over the right list of electors, the validity of electors, or the votes of electors” .VP HARRIS MOCKED FOR FLUBBING OPENING LINE OF PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE: ‘ WHAT ANEMBARASSMENT’The new law also established an accelerated administrative administrative process for litigation regarding political votes. Finally, the law altered the process by which state legislators can contest a state’s electorate during the Joint Session. One House member and one senator were required to sign a petition challenging an individual state’s electoral slate in the old system. Republicans intended to challenge as many as six swing states in 2021. In the end, they questioned two. In 2001, multiple members of the Congressional Black Caucus tried to challenge Florida’s slate of electors. But they had no Senate co-sponsor. After Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., made her entreaty to question Florida’s electoral votes, Al Gore – again, presiding over his own loss – asked if the California Democrat had a Senate cohort. Waters responded by saying she didn’t care and that she didn’t care. Governor then reacted with a statesmanlike statement that healed the political wounds from the obscene election he had just lost to President W. Bush. ” The chair will advise that rules do care”, pronounced Gore. His removal of Waters sparked a flurry of bipartisan cheer in the House chamber. When Congress began certifying the 2004 election in January 2005, a question arose regarding Ohio’s slate of electoral votes. But this time, late Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, D-Ohio, and former Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., joined forces to compel the House and Senate to debate and vote separately on Ohio’s electoral slate. However, both the Senate and the House rejected their petition. The 2022 law made it tougher to challenge a state’s electoral certificates. Now, it requires the submissions of the states to the Senate and one-fifth of all House members. The outcome of the 2024 election is not in dispute. No one can reasonably expect to demand additional Electoral College Congressional reviews. And despite additional precautions, Capitol security officials are not anticipating rallies and certainly no violence, unlike 2021. After the riot and two near-fistfights on the House floor, Pence certified the outcome of the electoral vote just before 4 a.m. EST on January 7th. The exercise for this year should be finished in about an hour or so. The election will be won by Vice President Harris” for a term beginning on January 20th, 2025.” The Joint Session will then be called off by her. Two weeks later, at noon, U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts swears-in Donald John Trump for his second term on the West Front of the Capitol. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP.