Voters went to the polls almost two months ago, but the final step of the 2016 presidential election is still outstanding.A joint session of Congress is slated to certify the Electoral Votes Friday afternoon, officially ending the 2016 presidential race and electing Donald Trump the next president of the United States.The 538 members of the Electoral College — the people who cast each state’s designated number of electoral votes — have already mailed their physical ballots to Washington, D.C., but Congress needs to officially count the ballots.Even Democrats agree there’s no chance that Trump could be denied the White House. But that doesn’t mean things won’t get interesting — some may take a long-shot tactic that would allow challenges to electoral ballots.

Source: Long-Shot Challenge to Trump’s Electoral Votes Some Dems Might Try – ABC News