Actually what I don’t know about the
Electoral vote could fill a book in itself.
But these are a few things I didn’t know..
That it isn’t done a week after the election.
(giving a week for recounts)
While I knew the people who were from
each state, were of the party .. Guessing
if your state has 4 votes.. then they pick 4
from each party.. and dismiss the ones
that don’t apply… such has with Idaho
having 4, and of course went Republican.
So, therefore, the 4 democrats are let go.
Had it been the other way around.. the
4 Republicans would go. And these are
chosen at the caucus or
primary times.
At least I think that is
how it happens.
But did find out that if…
one doesn’t like
the person for the party
they are in.. they
do have the right to vote
for someone else.
BUT, in some states or a
lot of them.. if
that happens… they can kick
that person
out and put in another who
will vote
correctly… or tell them
they are out of
order, so the person votes
for whom they
are suppose.
I was also under the
mistaken idea that it was
the common person who got
voted to be a
Electoral voter. NOT… while there is some
issue saying no one holding
office or working
for the government can be a
voter. But then
on the other hand they say
most of them are
chosen by how important
they are in the party.
Also we see that
ex-presidents can be one, as
Bill Clinton was one this
year. Very confusing.
Also when I found out that
they didn’t vote
a week later but in fact, a
month and half
later… I just found out..
that isn’t the end
of it either… It seems that
this year, even
though the voting was done
on December
19th… and it is
public voting.. (everyone
knows who they voted for)
there is still
yet another hurdle… It seems that on
January 6th of
2017!! CONGRESS has
to count the votes? What, the ones where
everyone got to know who
voted and for
whom on December 19th,
isn’t good enough?
I don’t know about you..but
I am getting
A headache from all of this…
Come on January 21, 2017..
let’s get this
whole circus over with, and
let the new
clowns in.
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