A tie in the US presidential election, though improbable, could lead to a contingent election in Congress. Each state delegation in the House would cast a single vote for president, potentially favoring Republicans under the current partisan alignment. The Senate would then select the vice president, adding another layer of complexity to an already tense situation.
A tie in the US presidential election, though improbable, could lead to a contingent election in Congress. Each state delegation in the House would cast a single vote for president, potentially favoring Republicans under the current partisan alignment. The Senate would then select the vice president, adding another layer of complexity to an already tense situation. A tie in the US presidential election, though improbable, could lead to a contingent election in Congress. Each state delegation in the House would cast a single vote for president, potentially favoring Republicans under the current partisan alignment. The Senate would then select the vice president, adding another layer of complexity to an already tense situation. Read More
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