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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumsthe repubs control 26 congressional delegations
What are our chances of flipping one, in case the EC is tied.
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the repubs control 26 congressional delegations (Original Post)
jg10003
Nov 2020
OP
Unless I'm mistaken, in the event of a tie the House vote is based on the congressional delegations
Dial H For Hero
Nov 2020
#2
With 26 of 50 state delegations controlled by the Republicans, a tie seems unlikely.
Dial H For Hero
Nov 2020
#4
exboyfil
(17,862 posts)1. I think there are ties in there as well
so we would need to flip more than one.
Dial H For Hero
(2,971 posts)2. Unless I'm mistaken, in the event of a tie the House vote is based on the congressional delegations
as they stand before the election, not afterwards.
jg10003
(975 posts)3. the senate selects the VP, if the house is tied then
The VP becomes acting prez until the house decides.
Dial H For Hero
(2,971 posts)4. With 26 of 50 state delegations controlled by the Republicans, a tie seems unlikely.