Which Party is More Likely to Refuse to Comply with the Electoral Process...

[Mr. Friscus]

Suppose in the 2024 Election it's Trump, Desantis, or any Republican vs. Biden, Harris, or any Democrat.

Suppose the GOP wins, but multiple electoral collage voters for the state refuse to align with their duty and vote opposite of the state result.

Would this be more likely Democrats thwarting the GOP or the GOP thwarting Democrats?

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

The DemonicRats have already shown us the heinous corruption they are willing to do in order to get their way.

 

[MinTrut]

Suppose in the 2024 Election it's Trump, Desantis, or any Republican vs. Biden, Harris, or any Democrat.

Suppose the GOP wins, but multiple electoral collage voters for the state refuse to align with their duty and vote opposite of the state result.

Would this be more likely Democrats thwarting the GOP or the GOP thwarting Democrats?

Wildly unlikely, so not really a valid what if.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

The DemonicRats have already shown us the heinous corruption they are willing to do in order to get their way.

I guess the question is, which is more likely:

If Trump or Desantis is elected and a leftist electoral collage voter refuses to give them their vote even though they won the state.

If Biden or Harris is elected, a right wing electoral collage voter refuses to give them their vote even though they won the state.

 

[BS Filter]

Democrats are the ones wanting to get rid of the Electoral College.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

Wildly unlikely, so not really a valid what if.

You don't think it's likely that an electoral voter who has leftist ideology wouldn't take a stand and oppose Trump? (and then immediately reach out for a book deal and make the rounds to CNN/MSNBC and the View)

 

[Mr. Friscus]

Democrats are the ones wanting to get rid of the Electoral College.

Correct. It's been established that one party in America wants to maintain the traditional institutions of the country and the other doesn't much care for them if it means prosperity to their party. I'll leave you to assign whom is whom.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Get rid of the electoral college.

We need just straight, outright voting from registered, tax paying voters.

 

[MinTrut]

You don't think it's likely that an electoral voter who has leftist ideology wouldn't take a stand and oppose Trump? (and then immediately reach out for a book deal and make the rounds to CNN/MSNBC and the View)

You may want to look into who these people are & how the system works.

What you're describing is just not something that would happen except in the rarest of individual circumstances, and not to a degree that would affect electoral outcome.

It's just a silly what if.

 

[MinTrut]

Get rid of the electoral college.

We need just straight, outright voting from registered, tax paying voters.

No; the system is quite brilliant in maintaining a balance that prevents cities from perpetually controlling the entire country.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

The Democrat party is the one doing all it can these days to establish one-party rule. They are already complicit in creating a secret police apparatus towards that end.

 

[Votto]

Suppose in the 2024 Election it's Trump, Desantis, or any Republican vs. Biden, Harris, or any Democrat.

Suppose the GOP wins, but multiple electoral collage voters for the state refuse to align with their duty and vote opposite of the state result.

Would this be more likely Democrats thwarting the GOP or the GOP thwarting Democrats?

GOP always loses 100% of the time, everyday, all day.

Like the head of the CIA said, the GOP are worse than the Taliban and Hitler.

America is a one party system now, like the CCP or communist party.

 

[BS Filter]

Get rid of the electoral college.

We need just straight, outright voting from registered, tax paying voters.

Then might as well get rid of states. Not gonna happen.

 

[Votto]

Then might as well get rid of states. Not gonna happen.

They got rid of borders between countries, so why not get rid of states?

In fact, states have no more rights now anyhow so no one would really miss the borders anyway?

 

[Mr. Friscus]

GOP always loses 100% of the time, everyday, all day.

Like the head of the CIA said, the GOP are worse than the Taliban and Hitler.

America is a one party system now, like the CCP or communist party.

... huh?

 

[johngaltshrugged]

Suppose in the 2024 Election it's Trump, Desantis, or any Republican vs. Biden, Harris, or any Democrat.

Suppose the GOP wins, but multiple electoral collage voters for the state refuse to align with their duty and vote opposite of the state result.

Would this be more likely Democrats thwarting the GOP or the GOP thwarting Democrats?

Much more likely would be the proggy plan to quietly pass state legislation to bind the states electoral votes to teh national popular vote winner.
They are trying to subvert our system in many ways using multiple vectors

Map: These are the states that have agreed to a plan to replace the Electoral College

Colorado became the latest state to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, now one of 15 states and D.C.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Seymour Flops]

I guess the question is, which is more likely:

If Trump or Desantis is elected and a leftist electoral collage voter refuses to give them their vote even though they won the state.

If Biden or Harris is elected, a right wing electoral collage voter refuses to give them their vote even though they won the state.

Are the electors selected before the election and then they know who they're supposed to vote for after the results come in? I thought the votes determined whether the electors already committed to vote for Jones get to vote, or the ones committed to vote for Smith get to vote.

Was it in 2016 that the Democrats were trying to convince electors to vote for the Dem even if their voters voted for the Rep, because the Dem was supposed to win? Or was that another dirty trick at another election year?

 

[Orangecat]

Which Party is More Likely to Refuse to Comply with the Electoral Process...​

Is that supposed to be a question? If so, it’ll be the one who loses.

 

[BS Filter]

They got rid of borders between countries, so why not get rid of states?

In fact, states have no more rights now anyhow so no one would really miss the borders anyway?

I disagree. States rights are alive and well now, thanks to President Trump and this Supreme Court.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

Get rid of the electoral college.

We need just straight, outright voting from registered, tax paying voters.

Right.

So basically, you want NYC, LA, Chicago, and major citites to dictate to more rural states how they should handle their business.

And if there are major issues that are F'ing the rural states over? Well... F*CK em!