What if Trump Won The 2020 Election?

[Schiff for Senate]

Things are going to get weird in the house if Luke Letlow still dies

Why?

[Schiff for Senate]

Things are going to get weird in the house if Luke Letlow still dies

Why?

Tied House until Julia Letlow gets elected.

That doesn't matter. The House elects the president state-by-state, with each state getting one vote. So if the election were to progress to the House, the Republicans would almost always win, and would win by a lot in this case. I do wonder how a delegation with an equal number of Democrats and Republicans would vote (like PA, which is 9-9, MI, which is 7-7, or MN, which is 4-4).

[Schiff for Senate]

Things are going to get weird in the house if Luke Letlow still dies

Why?

Tied House until Julia Letlow gets elected.

That doesn't matter. The House elects the president state-by-state, with each state getting one vote. So if the election were to progress to the House, the Republicans would almost always win, and would win by a lot in this case. I do wonder how a delegation with an equal number of Democrats and Republicans would vote (like PA, which is 9-9, MI, which is 7-7, or MN, which is 4-4).

Oh yeah. For some reason I just thought Falterin was talking about the speakership rather than the presidency.

I think FalterinArc himself thinks that the president is elected with each representative getting one vote, since I don't know what else would make the vacancy in LA-05 such a big deal other than a tied house.

[Schiff for Senate]

Things are going to get weird in the house if Luke Letlow still dies

Why?

Tied House until Julia Letlow gets elected.

That doesn't matter. The House elects the president state-by-state, with each state getting one vote. So if the election were to progress to the House, the Republicans would almost always win, and would win by a lot in this case. I do wonder how a delegation with an equal number of Democrats and Republicans would vote (like PA, which is 9-9, MI, which is 7-7, or MN, which is 4-4).

Oh yeah. For some reason I just thought Falterin was talking about the speakership rather than the presidency.

I think FalterinArc himself thinks that the president is elected with each representative getting one vote, since I don't know what else would make the vacancy in LA-05 such a big deal other than a tied house.

I can assure you I do not. A house being unable to elect a speaker for potentially months is what I was referring to

Why? Do all 435 members need to be present for a vote? Or something else?

[Schiff for Senate]

Things are going to get weird in the house if Luke Letlow still dies

Why?

Tied House until Julia Letlow gets elected.

That doesn't matter. The House elects the president state-by-state, with each state getting one vote. So if the election were to progress to the House, the Republicans would almost always win, and would win by a lot in this case. I do wonder how a delegation with an equal number of Democrats and Republicans would vote (like PA, which is 9-9, MI, which is 7-7, or MN, which is 4-4).

Oh yeah. For some reason I just thought Falterin was talking about the speakership rather than the presidency.

I think FalterinArc himself thinks that the president is elected with each representative getting one vote, since I don't know what else would make the vacancy in LA-05 such a big deal other than a tied house.

I can assure you I do not. A house being unable to elect a speaker for potentially months is what I was referring to

Why? Do all 435 members need to be present for a vote? Or something else?

A speaker needs to secure the support of a majority of the house. With a 217-217 tie, the house would likely be unable to find a speaker with majority support, that is at least until Ron Wright dies in February

Ah.