Here’s a viewer’s guide to how the Electoral College works, who will cast the votes, what to watch for — and what could go wrong. Who are the presidential electors? Behind every electoral vote is anactual human being. One is even related to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Her hus...
Jan. 5 about Eastman's theory that the vice president had the authority to unilaterally declare the winner of the presidential election, he said to Eastman, "'John, if the vice president did what you are asking him to do, we would lose 9-to-nothing in the Supreme Court, wouldn't we?
An attorney for Robert Cheeley, who is alleged to have encouraged Georgia state lawmakers to appoint an alternate slate of presidential electors among other accusations, said his client is not receiving any financial support from Trump's PACs, defense fund, or any other crowdfunding mechanism. Ro...
geoffrey.skelley:I tend to think Trump will want to pick a person of color and/or a woman as his vice presidential candidate. And he'll want someone who has been loyal to him. Much like Elliott, I'm not at all confident in my selection here, but I do think ...
It was Trump’s first public appearance since the assassination attempt and his first with Vance since announcing him as his vice presidential pick. The speakers for the next three days have not been announced yet, but Vance and Trump are sure to address the convention crowd. Vice pres...
To win a modern presidential election, a candidate needs to capture 270 of the 538 total electoral votes. States are allotted electoral votes based on the number of representatives they have in the House plus their two senators. Electors are apportioned according to the population of each state...
The Electoral College is a crucial part of the process for electing the President and Vice-President of the United States. Their votes are cast in the December after the Presidential Election, every four years. Answer and Explanation: The Electoral College is represented by the people who are ...
Electors cast them on 17 December, they are counted and certified by Congress on 6 January and then the new president will take office after being inaugurated on 20 January. Unlike the general election in the UK, there is a transition period between the election result and the new president...
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Peggy Noonan of the Wall Street Journal has observed that “decorum matters” in the White House when electors, notably seniors, judge presidential candidates. Article content He is counting on Trump to do himself in Article content Trump supporters are more energetic and more ...