This is a serious question. With the recounts going on, what if they find the votes in the swing states to overturn Trump's victory? Could the electoral college still put Hillary in the White House? What are the odds?
This is a serious question. With the recounts going on, what if they find the votes in the swing states to overturn Trump's victory? Could the electoral college still put Hillary in the White House? What are the odds?
Not at all. Trying to find the likelihood that Hillary might beat Trump in the end, thanks to Stein.Still trying to make predictions?
Not at all. Trying to find the likelihood that Hillary might beat Trump in the end, thanks to Stein.
Why do you think there's something sinister up my sleeve? I just want to know if a recount could reverse the election and what are the odds of that happening?OK...still seeking to get prophetic predictions from others?
Why do you think there's something sinister up my sleeve? I just want to know if a recount could reverse the election and what are the odds of that happening?
Slim to none. You will notice Clinton is not the one pressing for it. The more damaging thing will be if recounts in Wisconsin demonstrate electoral fraud through hacking of the machines.This is a serious question. With the recounts going on, what if they find the votes in the swing states to overturn Trump's victory? Could the electoral college still put Hillary in the White House? What are the odds?
Slim to none. You will notice Clinton is not the one pressing for it. The more damaging thing will be if recounts in Wisconsin demonstrate electoral fraud through hacking of the machines.
Indeed. The fact is no matter what Clinton would not win. If the recounts ended up going to Hillary, they would be challenged and like in 2000 would go to the supremes. And to Congress if the court splits evenly.As to the OP, Clinton would need to gain all three of those states, not just Wisconsin.
The prospect of electoral fraud through hacking of machines is scary, but I suspect it would not be found in more than one of those states if at all. Voter-suppression issues that are a more likely culprit, but all need to be considered and combated in the future in order to keep elections credible.
Who mentioned sinister?
What are the odds that anyone could predict the outcome
of a re-count seeking to find discrepancies in votes that
have already been counted once?
Have you not learned that predictions don't count?
I know the electorial college is super mysterious to most americans, but i doubt anybody in the electorial college are the type of folks who like... depend on taking the city bus to get around or dont have a photo id. these guys are hand picked by politicians last i knew.As to the OP, Clinton would need to gain all three of those states, not just Wisconsin.
The prospect of electoral fraud through hacking of machines is scary, but I suspect it would not be found in more than one of those states if at all. Voter-suppression issues that are a more likely culprit, but all need to be considered and combated in the future in order to keep elections credible.
This is a serious question. With the recounts going on, what if they find the votes in the swing states to overturn Trump's victory? Could the electoral college still put Hillary in the White House? What are the odds?
Correct. And even if true would be challenged all the way to the Supreme Court, and congress. Clinton recognises a lost cause.The odds are implausible. She would have to win in all three states in question and this would amount to a massive voter-rigging operation that would have been highly coordinated, involving hundreds of individuals on the ground, and spanning a time period of several weeks.
Not impossible, but highly implausible. So implausible that the Democratic party itself is not spending a penny toward voter recount.
The prospect of electoral fraud through hacking of machines is scary, but I suspect it would not be found in more than one of those states if at all. Voter-suppression issues that are a more likely culprit, but all need to be considered and combated in the future in order to keep elections credible.
Between that and the latest reporting regarding Russian hacking, I'm under the impression that what was thought of as a done deal might not be a done deal.This is a serious question. With the recounts going on, what if they find the votes in the swing states to overturn Trump's victory? Could the electoral college still put Hillary in the White House? What are the odds?
This is a serious question. With the recounts going on, what if they find the votes in the swing states to overturn Trump's victory? Could the electoral college still put Hillary in the White House? What are the odds?
Correct. And even if true would be challenged all the way to the Supreme Court, and congress. Clinton recognises a lost cause.
As I've said even if the recount found towards Clinton, it would achieve nothing but rub salt into open wounds.
and given the fact that BOTH houses are Republican and that is NOT at issue and the fact that there could indeed be a split with just eight justices that would not be what they would want.Indeed. The fact is no matter what Clinton would not win. If the recounts ended up going to Hillary, they would be challenged and like in 2000 would go to the supremes. And to Congress if the court splits evenly.
For the democrats it would be like pouring salt on an open wound.