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5. If this flies, at some point in time we may need

Fri Nov 1, 2019, 11:50 AM

Nov 2019

A civil war!

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US judge not blocking multistep Mississippi election system [View all] brooklynite Nov 2019 OP

WTF!? edhopper Nov 2019 #1

There weren't many Republicans in MS when this system was created Jose Garcia Nov 2019 #3

Oh edhopper Nov 2019 #11

Mississippi's current constitution was adopted in 1968 Jose Garcia Nov 2019 #12

Thanks edhopper Nov 2019 #13

No, it was adopted in 1890. Igel Nov 2019 #17

The Mississippi governor's election of 1999 was decided by this method Glorfindel Nov 2019 #9

You're not?! Damn rpannier Nov 2019 #19

Musgrove won a plurality, though Recursion Nov 2019 #22

The fix is in and its Constitutional bucolic_frolic Nov 2019 #4

See post #9 onenote Nov 2019 #16

If this flies, at some point in time we may need bluestarone Nov 2019 #5

This is purely designed so that (R)'s always maintain both ... aggiesal Nov 2019 #7

Yes, it has. They chose a Democrat, Ronnie Musgrove. Glorfindel Nov 2019 #10

Thanks. patphil Nov 2019 #15

Lester Maddox. rpannier Nov 2019 #21

Kevin Kruse retweeted an explanation mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2019 #14

Mississippi simply being Mississippi. paleotn Nov 2019 #18

Bullshit! Nitram Nov 2019 #23