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Supporters of President Trump during an election hearing before the Michigan House Oversight Committee, in Lansing on Wednesday. Photo: Rey Del Rio/Getty Images
The Washington Post surveyed all 249 Republicans in the House and Senate on Thursday and Friday:
By the numbers: Only 27 would acknowledge Joe Biden is president-elect.
222 — 88% of Republicans in Congress — wouldn't say.
- Reps. Paul Gosar (Ariz.) and Mo Brooks (Ala.) say President Trump won.
Spoiler alert: California on Friday certified its electors, officially giving Biden the Electoral College majority.