Ohio Elector
 

One of the democratic Ohio electors is a congressman and apparently you can't hold a federal office and be an elector. So if Kerry win's Ohio there is a chance that the electoral vote there will be challenged in court.

If this happens would you feel it is "right"? Personally if this happens i'd be extreamly upset. It would go against the spirt of the vote and illustrate even more flaws in our system.

I read about this on another site, but couldn't find it from a legitimate news source. Anyone have a link to this?

I saw it on Current Electoral Vote Predictor 2004, which has been honest in past, but I can't find this item in a direct news item:
Is it too late to replace an elector? If this is legit, I'd step down immediately if I were him.

That was my first question. Fix it!

But how would you feel if his vote was "Challenged" i think there is a problem with him stepping down because the ballots are already made and there are probably laws to stop ballots from being changed so close to an election.

This is the kind of thing that will only be an issue if the race is close enough to be contested. It is right there in the constitution though:
Article II section 1
Not exactly sure of the rationale for this though.

Again from electoral-vote.com:
Also, see Brown learns he can't serve as Kerry elector, steps down
So, story over. Thank goodness.

I guess they figured if holding a federal office of any sort that elector may feel obliged to vote for someone other than what the majority told him. Because, I believe back in the old days the Electors for the EC were just one group of people not party aligned.