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MArepublican18

There is a lot of talk of states not certifying their elections, which would change the outcome of the electoral college. So what happens if there is a “contingent” election

Matthew Chapman

fawfulfan

Democrats may have won the Senate. But the Senate is still structurally rigged against Democrats to an absurd degree.Cumulatively from 2016 to 2020, Democrats won 25 million more votes for

Sister Unity

SisterUnity

So, #MAGA, what was the plan if this had worked? Mock trial of our elected Reps?Hanging our Vice President?Say your peace then leave?Hostages until they vote to reject the elector

Kyle Kondik

kkondik

THREAD: With the presidential results basically done, I took a look today at how the states voted relative to the nation, both in this election and since 2000https://centerforpolitics.org/crystalball/articles/how-the-states-voted-relative-t

Amber Tamblyn

ambertamblyn

Good advice for people who feel unsafe about voting in person but now fear the USPS will be unable to deliver a “mail-in” ballot in a timely fashion. There is

Hunter Cullen 👠

HunterJCullen

18 U.S. Code § 2384. Seditious conspiracyIf two or more persons in any State or Territory, or in any place subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, conspire to overthrow,

Jason Segedy 🇺🇲🇭🇺🇮🇹

JasonSzegedi

U.S. states ranked by the percentage of their population that lives in their largest urbanized area - a measure of how dominated each state is by one urban agglomeration.Here are

John Filipovic

johnflipside

1: U.S. Constitution describes an “Election Day” which is one particular calendar day, & federal elections are limited to one day precisely for the purpose of preventing the kind of

Brad Heath

bradheath

Seventeen states filed a brief in the Supreme Court just now in support of Texas' request that the justices throw out the results of the presidential election in four other

Kalu Aja

FinPlanKaluAja1

Why are states in Nigeria not paid their share of the oil and gas earnings in the currency it was earned in, i.e., the United States Dollars (USD)? Crude oil

Julian Ku 古舉倫

julianku

One more pt @resplinodell's "realist" take on intl law, which I am generally sympathetic to. Even powerful states like the US find it in their interest to agree to legally

Shamus McGillicuddy

ShamusMc1

@SteveScalise didn’t like how certain states conducted their election. This is Steve’s district in Louisiana. Gerrymandered so hard it’s not even contiguous. It squirts the cities so carefully, guaranteeing Steve

TheValuesVoter

TheValuesVoter

While Trump and his supporters are chuckling about “Kung Flu” and GOP members of Congress sheepishly avoid condemning that slur, maybe we should be reminded of how Asian voters could

Stephen White

sgw94

There aren't really red states. There are states that are governed by Rs, but it just about every one there are a significant number of people who don't vote R.

Glenn Kirschner

glennkirschner2

Federal officers are entitled to protect federal properties. However, Trump is sending federal troops to a city or two at a time not to protect federal property but to instill

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

At the risk of restarting the MRP wars: For the last 3 models I've designed (midterms, primaries, now revisiting stuff for the general) trying to impute how a state will

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