By pretending the accurate vote totals aren’t real. The president appears more than happy to believe his own vote totals from last fall, but asked about his former rival, her election performance, in his mind, must be dismissed as “ridiculous.” Why? Because he says so. Trump...
2020 Democratic Primary Race: What’s The Current Delegate Count & Popular Vote Totals? Here’s an in-depth look from uPolitics.com on the 2020 election results for pledged delegates to the 2020 Democratic National Convention. Candidates need 1,991 delegates to win the Democratic presiden...
In other words, the vote totals for the other parties do not change. Gains for the Congress-NCP alliance come from those who did not turn out to vote in the actual election, while losses for the Congress-NCP alliance are assumed to be from voters who did not turn out to vote in the...
Currently, as an American voter, when you vote in a presidential election, you are actuallynotdirectly voting for the candidate you support. Rather, you are voting for which group of electors you wish to have represent your state (or District) in the Electoral College. After you and your f...
The #1 fastest growing website, cherrycreekschools.org, was for a school district that was asking citizens to vote to approve a bond measure in August to support capital improvements. July 2024 For the second month in a row, sports websites are at the top of our fastest-growing...
(pundits, bloggers, etc.) vote on questions based on their toughness. And, all their votes will be public. Using that system, those known quantities will risk losing credibility if they vote up weak questions or vote down tough questions, they'll put their reputations at risk. For instance...
Since 1824, when John Quincy Adams was elected president by the House of Representatives when no candidate had a majority in the electoral college (Adams' leading opponent, Andrew Jackson, had greater popular and electoral vote totals), the electoral-college system has many times permitted a presi...
Adams was elected president by the House of Representatives on the first ballot, winning 13 states to Jackson’s 7 and Crawford’s 4.Kentucky’sdelegation, which had received direction from the state legislature to vote for Jackson, instead plumped for Adams, being swayed (as were some members...