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  No. However I'm not sure that did much but delay the inevitable fate that the next Republican VP will decline to certify Democratic EC votes.
context: Studies have shown who you pick as VP doesn’t make much difference. And particularly in this case, with Trump such a polarizing figure, everyone either loves him or hates him. 
  I can’t imagine there are any voters out there who would say “well I wasn’t going to vote for Trump but I really like Stefanik”, or “I was going to vote for Trump but I just hate Noem.” 
  At this point you are either Trump yes or Trump no, the running mate doesn’t matter. >
  
  Sarah Palin definitely didn’t help as a VP candidate. >
  
  Pence did, though. Lots of GOP voters assumed he'd be a steady hand at the wheel or something. At the very least, a conservative white guy who at least knew how to quote the bible correctly gave evangelicals license to vote for the serial womanizer, rapist, and all-around pimp of Babylon at the top of the ticket. >
  
  I'd say they were right.  If Trump had gone for an MTG figure do you think that person certifies the result on January 6 2021?