(CNN) – Since the two presidential candidates received 270 of 538 Electoral College votes, a scenario in which the best possible outcome is 269 votes. That’s why it’s so fascinating that a few years ago in 1800 I had a feeling between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr.

I felt the result of a coordination failure between Democrats and Republicans in response to the nation’s first “contingent election” and voted in the House of Representatives.

Si. Since empathy doesn’t lead to a likely outcome, it’s just that I need to prepare for it. He has a plausible scenario for the 2024 elections:

While Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee, came to Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada and won a single vote in Nebraska, President Joe Biden lost office in 2020 before coming from Pennsylvania and Georgia, 269-269.

The 270 to Win website also includes more empatarian election scenarios.

One difference between the two states of Maine and Nebraska is that voters elect the state’s governor and a governor of each congressional district. These individual electoral and competitive votes in Maine and Nebraska are of enormous importance to possible scenarios.

Create your own 269-269 scenario with CNN’s interactive election map.

If you went 269-269, or if you are a third party candidate or independent voter and avoid a candidate getting a 270 mayoral vote in the College Electoral, it is called an “elective election.”

On September 12, it was proclaimed the 1800 District Constituency when a candidate won the mayoralty for the electoral college, the new Congress taking its presidential term on January 3. The senator was elected vice president.

Is a “conditional choice” produced?

According to an analysis by the Congressional Investigative Service, an electoral commission was created on January 6, 2011, which met with voters immediately after the members of Congress were reunited and found that no candidate was more than ten years old.

There is a lot of information about this CRS information in this story. Aunque data from 2017, sigue dundo a recurso validoso.

The nation is clearly divided. Lawmakers could choose to divide their preferred candidate or those pushing their state’s voters.

In one election, the camera was named president and the senator was named vice president. The comrades of the camera can only elect three first classifiers in the Colegio Electoral as president, and the senators can enroll in the two first classifiers as vice president.

As an individual, each Estate Delegation has cast a vote on the camera and therefore is not required to provide any information about how the Estate Delegations were selected by your preferred candidate. A simple mayor, 26 votes from the state delegates, designated as the new president.

When the camera’s state delegates failed to elect a president before January 20, the day before impeachment, the new vice president was converted by the Senate to president pro tempore. It is possible that the senator chose a vice president when the Cámara was on site because the senator chose to vote.

When the Senate elected the vice president on January 20, he moved forcefully into the plan for the presidential succession on September 20. The first in the line of succession to the vice president is the president of the camera, actually Mike Johnson, who could be another Republican or a Democrat when the Democrats won the mayoralty in the camera in November of this year.

If the Electoral College benefits most small and rural towns, the electoral process – and what each state, regardless of its power, has the right to vote for – has resulted in an enormous gain.

California and Texas have the votes that Delaware and Wyoming have on an electoral quota. Además, Washington, who cast three votes in the Colegio Electoral, are in charge of the possible election.

There is no need to require state delegations to follow the voter’s vote in his state. In the stages of wide division, the results of individual trials determined by the maps manipulated by Congress could influence a delegation’s vote.

Ahead of the 2024 elections, Republican legislators elected 10 mayors in 26 states, ahead of Democrats, who elected 22 representatives in Minnesota and Carolina del Norte. Still, Carolina del Norte Republicans have changed the state’s congressional map and it is likely that they currently have a mayoral republican congressional delegation. It’s likely that the Republicans will leave the last year they live, especially if voters have enough votes to create a national empathy in the newspaper booth.

Could Arizona, for example, decide that a mayor has the potential to elect Republican congressmen for a Democratic candidate even if Harris seeks a fair Victoria? The Alaska Democratic Convention suspects that the Democratic re-election of the president is now likely that he will be decanted by Trump in November?

In reality it seems to be something better. When the Electoral College was created, voters voted for two candidates. The most elected president and the second most elected vice president.

During the period when the political parties—Federalists, Democrats, and Republicans in 1800—were forming, voters had to coordinate to cast more votes for both their presidential and vice-presidential choices.

In the election of 1800, a rematch of 1796, Jefferson’s Democratic-Republicans took on current President and Federalist John Adams.

According to Jefferson, Jefferson and his formula colleague Burr, although the Democrats and Republicans could not coordinate with the administration, there were different vote totals for his presidential candidate.

When I read the first version of the election, the Federalists said they were controlling the camera at that moment and called Burr. After the intervention of Alexander Hamilton, an unfettered Federalist, he lost 36 rounds of voting to finally turn to Jefferson.

In 1804 the 12th government was ratified.

Si. In 1824, several candidates received votes in the electoral college, but when they left the mayoralty, a random election occurred.

Surprisingly, from the current perspective, all the candidates who voted in the Electoral College a year ago belonged to the political Democratic-Republican Party, which was divided into regional sects.

Andrew Jackson received 40% of the vote and received the highest number of votes in the Colegio Electoral, with 99 of the 131 votes required for Victoria. But Camera was ultimately elected to her main rival, John Quincy Adams, when the padre died in the 1800 election.

Jackson retired with Victoria four years ago, and John Quincy Adams ended his career as the only delegate to Congress, the body that had converted to the presidency.

Another election was produced with the state legislature of 1836, but only for the vice president. The Virginia electors were Robert M. Johnson, the compañero of Electoral Officer Martin Van Buren’s formula, and he returned his votes for him in the Colegio Electoral. Afterwards, the senator elevated Johnson to a vice presidential pick.

In 1876, when a dispute arose, the electoral system went into overdrive.

This year, in the wake of Reconstruction, there was no problem with a person being handed over to the mayor of the electoral commission, although three safe states – Florida, Luisiana and Carolina del Sur – surrounded several voter lists in Washington after they disputed las elecciones estatales. There is a dispute over a voter in Oregon.

Congress created a particularly bipartisan commission, with more Republicans than Democrats, to determine that the candidate in the contest must receive 20 electoral votes. Finally, he voted for Republican Rutherford B. Hayes and hoped that Democrat Samuel Tilden received the most votes.

As a result, Hayes ended up in the middle of the reconstruction, as part of a secret knowledge of Casa Blanca’s history.

This article was published in August 2024 and has already been updated