Rep.-elect Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) announced Monday that he object to electoral votes during the upcoming joint session of Congress. Three days after he’s sworn in, Cawthorn, 25, told a crowd at a Turning Point USA event in Florida, he will join the group planning to file objections. “When you look at what’s happened in a lot of these liberal swing states, that have liberal governors and liberal secretaries of state, you can see that they have broken the law and gone against our Constitution with this election. And so, because of that, on Jan. 6, as the people of western North Carolina sent me to do a job, I will be contesting the election,” he said. Cawthorn, a political newcomer who will be one of the youngest members of Congress in history, added on Twitter: “The right to vote in a free and fair election is the cornerstone of our …