米勒指出，向国会发送的“替代”选举人票表明，即使在选举人团确认拜登为获胜者之后，川普也可延续他的努力，致力于推翻选举结果。
在周一的福克斯新闻（Fox News）节目中，米勒还驳斥了选举人团投票标志着选举进程结束的观点。
“宪法中的唯一的日期是1月20日，因此，我们有足够的时间来纠正这个欺诈性的选举结果，并证明川普是选举的赢家。”米勒在《福克斯与朋友们》（Fox & Friends）节目中说。
“就在我们说话的时候，今天，有争议的州将由替代选举人进行投票，我们将把这些投票结果送交国会。”米勒继续说道，“这将确保我们所有的法律补救措施仍然展开。这意味着，如果我们在法庭上赢得了这些案件，我们可以直接要求对替代的选举人票进行认证”。
米勒还提出了由州议会出面推翻选举结果或国会进行干预的想法。
川普竞选团队的律师朱利安尼（Rudy Giuliani）和高级法律顾问埃利斯（Jenna Ellis）也提出了类似的要求。埃利斯表示，川普总统的法律斗争仍然非常活跃。
“川普总统完全有权利，事实上，每个美国选民都有义务继续努力维护选举诚信，以确保真相和宪法程序、而不是腐败占上风。”埃利斯说，从周二到1月初，各州议会有足够多的时间收回选举人票，恢复选举诚信。
川普在周日的采访中告诉福克斯新闻，他计划推进其它一些选举挑战，“这还没有结束”，“我们会继续前进，我们会继续前进”。
川普继续提起新的诉讼，最近的一项是周一针对新墨西哥州提起的。川普指控，该州选举官员以中共病毒大流行为由，藐视州法律有关邮寄投票的规定，直接违反了宪法。
按照美国宪法的规定，选举进程的下一站是国会联席会议，将在1月6日下午1点举行，国会议员将对选举人票进行制表、检查和认证。
Stephen Miller, senior White House adviser. (Drew Angerer / Getty Images)
Presidential electors voted in every state in the U.S. on Monday (Dec. 14), but at least seven states had "double voting" at the same time. Stephen Miller, a senior White House adviser, said the "alternative" electoral rolls open the door to a legal challenge by President Trump.
Miller noted that the "alternative" electoral votes sent to Congress show that even after the Electoral College confirms Biden as the winner, Trump could continue his efforts to overturn the election results.
On Monday's Fox News, Miller also dismissed the idea that the Electoral College vote marked the end of the electoral process.
"The only date in the Constitution is Jan. 20, so we have plenty of time to correct this fraudulent election result and prove that Trump is the winner of the election." Miller said on "Fox & Friends.
"As we speak, today, contested states will be voted on by alternative electors, and we will send those results to Congress." Miller continued, "This will ensure that all of our legal remedies remain unfolded. It means that if we win these cases in court, we can simply ask for certification of the alternative electoral votes."
Miller also floated the idea of a state legislature stepping in to overturn the election results or Congress intervening.
Rudy Giuliani, a lawyer for the Trump campaign, and Jenna Ellis, senior counsel, have made similar requests. Ellis said President Trump's legal battle remains very much alive.
"President Trump has every right, and indeed every American voter has an obligation, to continue to work to preserve the integrity of the election to ensure that truth and the constitutional process, not corruption, prevails." Ellis said state legislatures have more than enough time from Tuesday through early January to retrieve electoral votes and restore electoral integrity.
Trump told Fox News in a Sunday interview that he plans to move forward with a number of other election challenges and that "this is not over" and "we're going to keep moving forward, we're going to keep moving forward."
Trump continues to file new lawsuits, the most recent of which was filed Monday against the state of New Mexico. Trump alleges that the state's election officials directly violated the Constitution by flouting state law regarding vote by mail, citing the Communist Party's viral pandemic.
The next stop in the election process, as mandated by the U.S. Constitution, is a joint session of Congress, to be held at 1 p.m. Jan. 6, where members of Congress will tabulate, inspect and certify the electoral votes.