In which states, specifically, have Republican legislatures changed the law explicitly allowing the legislature to overturn any future election results with which they disagree? I always hear about how so many state legislatures are voting to empower themselves like this...but no one ever seems to know in WHICH states this is happening.

Also, springboarding off of the above: why don't Pelosi and Schumer bring up for a vote a standalone bill that would negate the power of any state legislature to subjectively overturn future election results, effective immediately? Force the Congressional Republicans to go on record voting/filibustering such legislation...at which point, their Democratic opponents will be able to accurately/truthfully say "Congressman/Senator ____ voted to strip the people of determining their own states' election results."