This situation only occurred one time and that was in 1824. In 1876 there was a big controversy about the credentials of the some the electors but eventually it was resolved with Congressional intervention so that the Electoral College did eventually decide that election
Many of President Grant's Cabinet members caused scandals, which affected his presidency.
He appointed 40 blacks in presidency.
A person legally does not need a single popular vote to win a U.S. Presidential Election. It is up to each state to decide how it determines who gets appointed to the electoral college. For the past 150 years or so, with a few minor exceptions, every state has used the popular vote to make the determination, but if a state were to go back to having the state legislature appoint the electors, while it wouldn't be a popular move, it would be entirely within its rights. In order to win a presidential election, a person must receive votes for president from more than half of the appointed electors. However, if nobody gets that many votes, the electoral vote results matter only as far as determining from among who the House of Representatives will be electing the President.
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Many Americans know that the presidency began with George Washington. But what many people don't know is that he never wanted to be president. He was chosen to fill the office because of his exemplary military career. The origin of the presidency began with Washington although he would have just as soon never been in office.
A major flaw is that the winner of the popular vote is not guaranteed the Presidency. A fix for this problem is to do away with the electoral college and base the election on the popular vote's results.
Many of President Grant's Cabinet members caused scandals, which affected his presidency.
Many of President Grant's Cabinet members caused scandals, which affected his presidency.
if you have failed a grade or failed many tests.
Louisiana failed to attract many people.the region of louisiana failed to attract many people.
In 1989 206 banks failed
He appointed 40 blacks in presidency.
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No state entered the Union during Taylor's Presidency.
The word failed has one syllable.
The Winner Stands Alone has 375 pages.
A person legally does not need a single popular vote to win a U.S. Presidential Election. It is up to each state to decide how it determines who gets appointed to the electoral college. For the past 150 years or so, with a few minor exceptions, every state has used the popular vote to make the determination, but if a state were to go back to having the state legislature appoint the electors, while it wouldn't be a popular move, it would be entirely within its rights. In order to win a presidential election, a person must receive votes for president from more than half of the appointed electors. However, if nobody gets that many votes, the electoral vote results matter only as far as determining from among who the House of Representatives will be electing the President.