Most GOP senators who objected to Biden electoral votes will attend inauguration

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At least seven of the eight senators who voted to object to Electoral College votes in favor of President-elect Joe Biden from either Arizona or Pennsylvania will attend Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday.

The offices of Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy and Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall confirmed to the Washington Examiner that they will attend Biden’s inauguration. The Washington Examiner also confirmed that Texas. Sen. Ted Cruz and Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville will be in attendance.

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