269-269

[zorkpolitics]

Obama must think a tie is likley, he opened an office in Omaha just to to try and win 1 EV in CD-2:
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics/AP/story/678770.html

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

More likely, he opened an office in Omaha to help him in Western Iowa.  Getting the EV for NE-2 would be nice for him, but I just can't see that being what might put Obama over the top.

[Mr.Phips]

I have a real feeling that this will actually happen. 

[rockhound]

I think it almost inevitable that Obama would win if it goes to the house and his running mate would be chosen by the Senate.

Is that really inevitable?  I don't have my copy of the constitution handy, but if I recall correctly the president is chosen by the house, but it is one state equals one vote.  I know the democrats will almost certainly have more congressmen, but will they control more state delegations?

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

I think it almost inevitable that Obama would win if it goes to the house and his running mate would be chosen by the Senate.

Is that really inevitable?  I don't have my copy of the constitution handy, but if I recall correctly the president is chosen by the house, but it is one state equals one vote.  I know the democrats will almost certainly have more congressmen, but will they control more state delegations?

The Democrats have a 27-21 lead, with 2 tied, so they should win that vote.

[J. J.]

I think it almost inevitable that Obama would win if it goes to the house and his running mate would be chosen by the Senate.

Is that really inevitable?  I don't have my copy of the constitution handy, but if I recall correctly the president is chosen by the house, but it is one state equals one vote.  I know the democrats will almost certainly have more congressmen, but will they control more state delegations?

Won't that change before the election is certified?

The Democrats have a 27-21 lead, with 2 tied, so they should win that vote.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

I think it almost inevitable that Obama would win if it goes to the house and his running mate would be chosen by the Senate.

Is that really inevitable?  I don't have my copy of the constitution handy, but if I recall correctly the president is chosen by the house, but it is one state equals one vote.  I know the democrats will almost certainly have more congressmen, but will they control more state delegations?

The Democrats have a 27-21 lead, with 2 tied, so they should win that vote.

Won't that change before the election is certified?

Hence, the word should. As long as the Democrats have 26 state delegations, they can elect Obama. If they lost 2 state delegations, but retained the Senate, then Biden would become President.

[MR maverick]

Obama- Palin 08 

What a ticket that would be.

I really think we could see a 269-269 thing this election, due to how the country has become wht vs blk ..new vs old.