they don't technically have to pick either candidate (they can choose literally anyone as long as that person is legally eligible to be president), though if that happened they would choose biden
In the case of a contingent election, the house doesn’t do a simple majority vote. The delegation from each state chooses who wins their state’s vote. Currently republicans control 26 states, enough to give Trump his second term.
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In the case of tie in the electoral college, the House gets to pick the president. It hasn't happened since 1836 tho.
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house gets to pick it
they don't technically have to pick either candidate (they can choose literally anyone as long as that person is legally eligible to be president), though if that happened they would choose biden
No way. If this happens Theyre 100% picking Hillary
hillary has dropped off the face of the earth and even the dems understand that she will never have any real political relevance ever again
In the case of a contingent election, the house doesn’t do a simple majority vote. The delegation from each state chooses who wins their state’s vote. Currently republicans control 26 states, enough to give Trump his second term.
I would simply commit not alive if I had to live through a second 2020 election cycle