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24. The states with laws yes

Thu Nov 5, 2020, 12:34 PM

Nov 2020

Several have them on the books.

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Chill. PA. We win. PTWB Nov 2020 #1

Exactly DarthDem Nov 2020 #2

I know, but what-ifs are interesting Polybius Nov 2020 #3

We'd lose. PTWB Nov 2020 #4

How loud would the noise be? Polybius Nov 2020 #6

That would be really, really bad Withywindle Nov 2020 #5

Really! redstateblues Nov 2020 #10

That just means that states can punish Faithless Electors Polybius Nov 2020 #14

They can also invalidate their votes and replace them. Nt Fiendish Thingy Nov 2020 #22

The states with laws yes Polybius Nov 2020 #24

If you just want to get into what if possibilities MoonlitKnight Nov 2020 #9

Calm down Moriarty ornotna Nov 2020 #11

++ Klaralven Nov 2020 #23

These people usually are hand picked party people. roamer65 Nov 2020 #13

Oh shit. I never seen even thought about that mahina Nov 2020 #15

It's 2020 Polybius Nov 2020 #16

I didn't say switch to Trump Polybius Nov 2020 #18

Not going to happen. Nt Fiendish Thingy Nov 2020 #20

Faithless Electors are far less common than you think. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #19

Nightmare is 269-269 JCMach1 Nov 2020 #21