> After the people have voted (even before the electors cast their ballots) faithless elector laws come into play, and 14 states cancel votes of electors that d

> After the people have voted (even before the electors cast their ballots) faithless elector laws come into play, and 14 states cancel votes of electors that do not cast their votes for the pledged candidate, and AFAIK none of those 14 states have post-popular-vote change of pledge rules. Are those states required to prosecute based on those laws?