NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
its really not complicated---one or two large states usually decide the elections---whats your point?
No they don't. You need 270 electoral votes. You can't get 270 electoral votes with any 2 states,
so one or two large states cannot possibly decide the elections.
really, ok lets see now. if its tied when the votes come in from CA-------duh. or how about if its tied when the votes come in from Hawaii? double Duh.
If it's tied then it means the other votes have been counted.
GW Bush won the 2000 election by 5 electoral votes. That means that if New Hampshire had gone to Gore,
Gore would have won. Does that mean that a small state like New Hampshire has too much power,
because it can decide a presidential election?
According to you it does. Kind of makes you sound a bit dizzy.
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