Top House Democrats, including Rep. Jamie Raskin, have expressed uncertainty about certifying the 2024 election results if Donald Trump wins, citing concerns over potential election manipulation. Raskin, who previously objected to Trump's electors in 2017, stated he would only accept a Trump victory if it were 'free, fair and honest,' which he does not assume will be the case. Other Democrats, like Rep. Jan Schakowsky, voiced skepticism about Trump's intentions, suggesting he might engage in 'shenanigans' that could affect the election's integrity. Although some Democrats hint at possible dissent, others, like Jim McGovern, indicated they would likely certify a Trump win, depending on how events unfold. This hesitance among Democrats mirrors criticisms they previously leveled against Republicans for questioning election outcomes, raising questions about their commitment to democratic principles. The situation reflects a broader tension within the party as they navigate their distrust of Trump while grappling with the implications of their own past objections to election results.