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The docket for this case, containing links to the original complaint filed, all responses and replies, and motions to intervene and/or participate as amici, can be found here:<ref>https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/22o155.html</ref>

The docket for this case, containing links to the original complaint filed, all responses and replies, and motions to intervene and/or participate as amici, can be found here:<ref>https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/22o155.html</ref>

The following parties have filed to either officially intervene as parties of interest, or to file [[Amicus Curiae|Amici]] briefs (for one side or the other, or in Ohio's case as a "neutral" amici, are listed below:

The following parties have filed to either officially intervene as parties of interest, or to file [[Amicus Curiae|Amici]] briefs, are listed below:

===Intervention===

===Intervention===

*President Trump

*President Trump

*Six states ([[Missouri]] as lead state, [[Arkansas]], [[Louisiana]], [[Mississippi]], [[South Carolina]] and [[Utah]]; all voted in the majority for President Trump):.

*Six states ([[Missouri]] as lead state, [[Arkansas]], [[Louisiana]], [[Mississippi]], [[South Carolina]] and [[Utah]]; all voted in the majority for President Trump)

 

===Amici in Support===

===Amici in Support===

*Attorney General Mark Brnovich of [[Arizona]] (which purportedly voted for Biden, and who's results were certified by [[RINO]] Governor Doug Ducey)<ref>Brnovich and Arizona are involved in a separate suit against the Democratic National Committee arguing in a matter involving Section 2 of the [[Voting Rights Act]].</ref>

*Attorney General Mark Brnovich of [[Arizona]] (which purportedly voted for Biden, and who's results were certified by [[RINO]] Governor Doug Ducey)<ref>Brnovich and Arizona are involved in a separate suit against the Democratic National Committee arguing in a matter involving Section 2 of the [[Voting Rights Act]].</ref>

*A group of "Constitutional Attorneys" (the most notable being former [[Alabama]] Supreme Court Justice [[Roy Moore]])

*A group of "Constitutional Attorneys" (the most notable being former [[Alabama]] Supreme Court Justice [[Roy Moore]])

*Over 100 [[Republican]] [[House of Representatives]] Members

*The Christian Family Coalition of Florida

*The Speaker and Majority Leader of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (who are both Republicans)

*Members of the [[Arizona]], [[Alaska]], and [[Idaho]] state legislatures, and the Lieutenant Governor of Idaho

*Members of the [[Arizona]], [[Alaska]], and [[Idaho]] state legislatures, and the Lieutenant Governor of Idaho

*The Speaker and Majority Leader of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (who are both Republicans)

*The Justice and Freedom Fund

*A separate group of 70 members of the Pennsylvania General Assembly (all members of the lower chamber)

*27 Members (plus one Member-Elect) of the Georgia General Assembly (representing both chambers)

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*[[Lin Wood]]

*"New California State" and "New Nevada State" (a group seeking to create new states from the existing territories of those states)

*Over 125 [[Republican]] [[House of Representatives]] Members, including House Minority Leader [[Kevin McCarthy]]

===Amici in Opposition===

===Amici in Opposition===

*A group of individuals (many of who previously served in Congress and are considered to be part of the [[Deep State]]):

*A group of individuals (many of who previously served in Congress and are considered to be part of the [[Deep State]]):

*Twenty states (all but one of which voted for Biden) along with the [[District of Columbia]] and the Territories of [[Guam]] and the [[United States Virgin Islands]] (the latter which do not have any Electoral College representation):<ref>The states which filed are [[California]], [[Colorado]], [[Connecticut]], [[Delaware]], [[Hawaii]], [[Illinois]], [[Maine]] (which splits its electoral votes, one of which went to President Trump), [[Maryland]], [[Massachusetts]], [[Minnesota]], [[Nevada]] (another state which voted for Biden but is embroiled in controversy), [[New Jersey]], [[New Mexico]], [[New York]], [[North Carolina]] (which voted for President Trump, but who's leadership is primarily Democrat), [[Oregon]], [[Rhode Island]], [[Vermont]], [[Virginia]] and [[Washington State|Washington]].</ref>

*Twenty states (all but one of which voted for Biden) along with the [[District of Columbia]] and the Territories of [[Guam]] and the [[United States Virgin Islands]] (the latter which do not have any Electoral College representation):<ref>The states which filed are [[California]], [[Colorado]], [[Connecticut]], [[Delaware]], [[Hawaii]], [[Illinois]], [[Maine]] (which splits its electoral votes, one of which went to President Trump), [[Maryland]], [[Massachusetts]], [[Minnesota]], [[Nevada]] (another state which voted for Biden but is embroiled in controversy), [[New Jersey]], [[New Mexico]], [[New York]], [[North Carolina]] (which voted for President Trump, but who's leadership is primarily Democrat), [[Oregon]], [[Rhode Island]], [[Vermont]], [[Virginia]] and [[Washington State|Washington]].</ref>

===Neutral Amici===

===Neutral Amici===

[[Ohio]] requested leave to file an amici supporting neither side: it argues that Texas is not entitled to relief (as that would interfere in the sovereign affairs of another state) but agrees that the Court needs to hear the case and make a ruling on the meaning of the Electors Clause.

*[[Ohio]]

*A group of 24 Pennsylvania Republican state senators

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