question archive 1) Aside from states going without a vote because a tie in their House vote and representatives voting against their own party, explain how else it may be possible for the minority party (republican or democrat) to have an advantage if the Presidential election vote goes to the House of Representatives (See pizza example in readings)
1) Aside from states going without a vote because a tie in their House vote and representatives voting against their own party, explain how else it may be possible for the minority party (republican or democrat) to have an advantage if the Presidential election vote goes to the House of Representatives (See pizza example in readings)
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1) Aside from states going without a vote because a tie in their House vote and representatives voting against their own party, explain how else it may be possible for the minority party (republican or democrat) to have an advantage if the Presidential election vote goes to the House of Representatives (See pizza example in readings).
2) From the election Example above in Questions 5 and 6
A) Provide the actual names (from the names above) of the two candidates that the Senate would choose from to become "Acting" President?
( ) and ( )
From the election Example above in Questions 5 and 6
B) Provide the actual Name (from above) of the current person who would vote to break a tie-vote in the Senate?
( )And actualname of the likely person she/he would vote for ( )
3) Relating to the Presidential election, explain everything that needs to happen in order for the Speaker of the House of Representatives to become President?
4) Bonus (extra credit)
Again, relating to the election and assuming no candidate wins through the electoral vote, explain how it is possible to end up with a President from one party and the Vice-President from another?
