Chances of an Electoral Tie are very probable this year. Then what?, page 1


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Topic started on 28-7-2008 @ 07:13 AM by soup_sandwich
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Do the math on the interactive map

If McCain carries Republican Red States Ohio,Florida,virginia, and colorado and Indiana, which in all probability he is going too (no matter what the polls say right now, these are strong republican states folks.). There called Bush Country cause W carried strongly. The last time Dems won in Ohio for example was Clinton and only because of Perot. No other democrat has won any of these states at all since Carter in ohio in 1976. Think about that.

Barack carries new mexico, which he may do, and nevada (unlikely but thats a very BIG wildcard) and all the tradional Democrat Strongholds, which he is just as likely to do . Then we have a tie.

269 electoral votes for both candidates.

Then what?

I saw a CNN panel the other day saying that this possible scenario may play out. And its chances are anywhere from 6-11% according to tucker carlsons math wizards. Not alot, but thats a hell of a chance.



Kinda scary isnt it?

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reply posted on 28-7-2008 @ 08:19 AM by mental modulator
Originally posted by soup_sandwich
The possible tie of 2008. States won.




Looks very possible.

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Easy solutions...

Give it Democrats because the republicans have had a chance

give it to ron paul + nader

BARR???

Prey Mccain further slips into dementia and VETS Obama as his running mate



reply posted on 28-7-2008 @ 08:39 AM by PhloydPhan
In the event of a tie in the Electoral College vote, the 12th Amendment kicks in. In short, The House of Representatives elects the President; the Senate elects the Vice-President - provided there are enough members present for a quorum, etc. If the House has not selected a new President by the time the sitting President's (in this case, President Bush's) term is up, the individual selected by the Senate as Vice President will serve as President until the house reaches a decision.
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