Presidential Vote 2020 Cheat-Sheet:
What If No Clear Winner Quickly Emerges?
In the event of an Electoral College tie, the House would decide through a process that would allow each of the 50 state delegations one vote
By Kelly O'Connell —— Bio and Archives--November 1, 2020
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Introduction
An army of pitiless lawyers sit coiled snakelike, ready to strike for the 2020 presidential election. We've know highly-contested elections in one state – Forida's Bush v Gore 2000. But this year boasts anger, ambition and palpable need for revenge beyond anything in recent memory. Article II, Section I of the US Constitution says presidents serve a four-year term. Trump's first term officially ends January 20, 2021, but what if then we still don't have a winner? Half of Americans currently believe the winner won't be known soon after the election. Here are the possible outcomes. Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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