ST Alpha - "How would the EV results be different this year if every state had congressional-based voting? -- nm" (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Login
Create Account

Search Dr. S. Talk
TT/ST Wiki
How Well Do You Know ...

RSS Feed

Hosting by DigitalOcean

Support ST on Ko-Fi

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 161

In response to "What are the chances those lunatics actually succeed in passing their electoral vote by congressional district plans in other states besides Virginia?" by Don Homer

How would the EV results be different this year if every state had congressional-based voting? -- nm

Posted by nubby, Astro-lord (aka nubby) Jan 25 '13, 07:20

(No message)

Responses:

Romney 273, Obama 262 -- (link) - znufrii Jan 25, 07:23 9
- I -- nm - oblique [223] Jan 25, 07:25 6
  - 'd love to see this traced back historically to see how various elections would've changed - oblique [223] Jan 25, 07:26 5
    - going back to 1992... - znufrii Jan 25, 07:43 1
      - ooops, 1992 should be R+44, Clinton still wins. -- nm - znufrii Jan 25, 07:47
    - using congressional results wouldn't be a perfect proxy, but would probably get you close. -- nm - znufrii Jan 25, 07:27 2
      - So basically all democrats from fdr until president dole? -- nm - mafic Jan 25, 07:37 1
        
        I can see how they'd be totally against it then :) -- nm - oblique [220] Jan 25, 07:38
- Obama 265, when you count DC -- nm - znufrii Jan 25, 07:24 1
  - and... - znufrii Jan 25, 07:25
Romney would be president. More or less what the House looks like (and then 2 votes for each state won). -- nm - Don Homer Jan 25, 07:21
Essentially it would look like Congress. Romney would have won. -- nm - pmb Jan 25, 07:21 1
- I should say the House of Representatives, rather than Congress. -- nm - pmb Jan 25, 07:21

Post a message top

Replies are disabled on threads older than 7 days.