RighteousnessTemperance&
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OK, just who scheduled the vote outcome, and how did you get the inside information?
Oh, and what happened to the other 24 electoral votes in those final results?
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Las Vegas Oddsmaker Announces Final Prediction: Trump Electoral Landslide Coming [I hope]
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Oh, and what happened to the other 24 electoral votes in those final results?
third-worldish, corrupt election, with a corrupt and complicit MSM cheering it on. I don't believe these results for one minute, you tell me with all the advanced technology at our fingertips in 2020, they can't count the votes within minutes, if not seconds?
the election would be thrown to the House in the event of a tie, and the Ds control the House, so...
the election would be thrown to the House in the event of a tie, and the Ds control the House, so...
Joe just got WI, and IH MI goes his way, as looking well with the Detroit vote, then he gets to 270!OK, just who scheduled the vote outcome, and how did you get the inside information?
Oh, and what happened to the other 24 electoral votes in those final results?
Scott Downey
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Each state gets one vote, so he who has the most states wins. Since there are more republican states Trump would win.
Pursuant to the 12th Amendment, the House of Representatives is required to go into session immediately after the counting of the electoral votes to vote for president if no candidate for the office receives a majority of the electoral votes. In this event, the House is limited to choosing from among the three candidates who received the most electoral votes. Each state delegation votes en bloc, with each state having a single vote. A candidate is required to receive an absolute majority of state delegation votes (currently 26 votes) in order for that candidate to become the president-elect. The House continues balloting until it elects a president. As a consequence of the state delegation voting method, the party that holds the majority in the House could still lose the contingent election if the minority party holds the majority of state delegations.
Isn't it the person who won the most states then, not vote count?
RighteousnessTemperance&
Well-Known Member
No.
ntchristian
Active Member
How do you figure that?
atpollard
Well-Known Member
See post #38.
I had hoped for victories in the rust belt where Biden had a shrinking lead of less than 1%, but a late BLUE surge in mail in votes won those states for Biden.
Indiana voted 70% for Trump and 30% for Biden—about the same as ‘16. Trump won Ohio by 8 points, as predicted.
ntchristian
Active Member
Yes, and the more I have read, the more strongly I am convinced that late BLUE surge in mail-in votes is rife with fraud. The left is continuing to do what it has done for the last four years -- lie, cheat, steal. I wish God would intervene and stop them.