Anyone know when GA runoff winners are sworn in?

[Fiendish Thingy]

The election is January 5, and EV’s are certified January 6. All it takes is one rep and one Senator to object to an elector/slate, and the joint sessions adjourn to separate chambers to debate and vote on sustaining/overruling the objection. Pence is “presiding” in a ceremonial role, and AFAIK can’t break ties in this particular process.

With the GA seats vacant as of January 3, that would give a 50-48 majority to the GOP (assuming they win both NC and AK) unless Dems win and new senators are immediately sworn in, brining it to 50-50. IIRC, ties to objections to electors mean the objection is not sustained...can anyone verify?

[yellowcanine]

1. As soon as they are the certified winner a few days or more.

Depends on how close it is.

[Fiendish Thingy]

2. So, likely after January 6? Nt

[Salviati]

3. Both chambers need to vote to sustain an objection.

If the House does not vote to sustain it, then the objection is denied and the elector's vote is counted.

https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL32717.pdf

[Fiendish Thingy]

4. Whew, thank you. Nt

[world wide wally]

5. My most important thing at this point id getting rid of McConnell as majority leader

Correct me if I am wrong, but i think that majority leader is an elected position voted on by members of the Senate. So, if there is a tie, Kamala breaks the tie to get rid of him.
Am I right?

[Blasphemer]

6. Correct:

https://www.senate.gov/reference/reference_index_subjects/Leadership_vrd.htm

[world wide wally]

7. Thank you for verification