Dec 16, 2023·edited Dec 16, 2023Liked by Jerry Weiss
With the 24 election season rapidly approaching, I deeply am bothered by a terrifying matter pertaining to the U.S. House that remains unaddressed. In a word, were no presidential nominee to receive the requisite 270 electoral votes, the election would be decided by the House, and Trump feasibly could become president. To clarify, with each of the House delegations having 1 vote, Republicans currently control 26 delegations, Democrats, 23, and 1 is tied. While we could presume that none of the likely so-called third party candidates will receive any electoral votes or that no machinations will disrupt the vote count, I prefer to research the current numbers of Republicans and Democrats that comprise each state delegation, determine which we most likely could flip, and go to work. To be clear, the electoral outcome would be decided by the House members seated on January 3, 2025.
It will be interesting to see if your reasoning applies to the supplemental appropriation.
With the 24 election season rapidly approaching, I deeply am bothered by a terrifying matter pertaining to the U.S. House that remains unaddressed. In a word, were no presidential nominee to receive the requisite 270 electoral votes, the election would be decided by the House, and Trump feasibly could become president. To clarify, with each of the House delegations having 1 vote, Republicans currently control 26 delegations, Democrats, 23, and 1 is tied. While we could presume that none of the likely so-called third party candidates will receive any electoral votes or that no machinations will disrupt the vote count, I prefer to research the current numbers of Republicans and Democrats that comprise each state delegation, determine which we most likely could flip, and go to work. To be clear, the electoral outcome would be decided by the House members seated on January 3, 2025.
Thoughts?