| | *Seventeen states (all of which voted in the majority for President Trump, also led by [[Missouri]])<ref>In addition to the six states who have also filed a joint motion to intervene, the other states are [[Alabama]], [[Florida]], [[Nebraska]] (which splits its electoral votes, one of which went to Biden), [[North Dakota]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Indiana]], [[Kansas]], [[Montana]], [[South Dakota]], [[Tennessee]] and [[West Virginia]].</ref> | | *Seventeen states (all of which voted in the majority for President Trump, also led by [[Missouri]])<ref>In addition to the six states who have also filed a joint motion to intervene, the other states are [[Alabama]], [[Florida]], [[Nebraska]] (which splits its electoral votes, one of which went to Biden), [[North Dakota]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Indiana]], [[Kansas]], [[Montana]], [[South Dakota]], [[Tennessee]] and [[West Virginia]].</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> | + | *Attorney General [[Mark Brnovich]] of [[Arizona]] (which purportedly voted for Biden, and whose 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> |