01-27-2016, 10:03 PM
Trump, Clinton, Sanders, and the GOP nominee running at the same time would give us another election of 1824. 4 candidates splitting all the votes. Jackson gets the most electoral votes and popular votes, but he fails to achieve a majority of electoral votes. As a result, the HOR voted for POTUS (and they picked JQ Adams) and the Senate voted for the Veep.
So if we had enough of the vote split with states going in many directions, the HOR would be divided into 50 state delegations and would vote for the President out of the top 3 electoral vote winners. The Senate would then all vote individually for the Veep out of the top two candidates.
Remember, you need 270 electoral votes to win. If Clinton had 269 with the remaining 269 divided between 3 others, she'd most likely not be President.
So if we had enough of the vote split with states going in many directions, the HOR would be divided into 50 state delegations and would vote for the President out of the top 3 electoral vote winners. The Senate would then all vote individually for the Veep out of the top two candidates.
Remember, you need 270 electoral votes to win. If Clinton had 269 with the remaining 269 divided between 3 others, she'd most likely not be President.
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