What if Hillary drops out or forced to drop out?

10/28/2016 | Total Vanity

[Fhios]

First some reckless speculation:

Did Obama turn on Hillary and insert Michelle into the race?

If Hillary drops or otherwise cannot run, what happens to the early voters for Hillary? They just can't be passed along to a new Dem candidate right?

[Gaffer]

She’s gonna do what works “deny, deny, deny” then concoct a scapegoat conspiracy that she knew nothing about escaped emails and lie, lie, lie because “she has to get to work for the American People.”

Unfortunately, there are an awful lot of complicit fake-journalists that have now been outed for what they really are. Insider operatives.

[Gaffer]

That could very well be.

[Fhios]

What an idiotic answer. Go troll a different thread.

[IrishPennant]

Does not matter if she drops out....there are three other candidates legally on the ballot...

[workerbee]

Not this s*** again.

[Reily]

Very likely, remember you don’t vote directly for president.
You vote for electors, a “Rat-to-be-Named-Later” wins your state. The Rat electors are thus voted in and they dutifully vote for the designated Rat.

[CatOwner]

Hillary is not leaving the race. She’ll take down the entire DEM party and the Obama administration before ever doing that.

[snarkpup]

The U.S. Constitution says very little about how the states come up with their electors for the Electoral College. I assume that if a candidate that has dropped out in some state wins in that state, it would be up to that state's laws to decide whose electors get sent, and whether they are bound to vote for a defunct candidate, a replacement candidate chosen by the party, or whomever these electors individually desire.

[Jeff Chandler]

[Fester Chugabrew]

Whether she is elected President or not, Hillary would rather drag this country into the pits than do what is honorable.

[usual suspect]

Kaine president, Paul Ryan VP?

[Jim Noble]

If Hillary drops or otherwise cannot run, what happens to the early voters for Hillary? They just can't be passed along to a new Dem candidate right?

If >269 Democratic electors are chosen on November 8, they can, on December 16, elect anybody they want.

Most likely Biden.

[nopardons]

What a MORONIC reply!

I and others gave you the correct answer to your uneducated query. Reread m y post and learn something you should have learned in grammar or high school at the latest.

[tennmountainman]

The Pedo Klown Kaine would take over.

[jennychase]

make it trend in tweeter.

#HillarytoQuit

[Rastus]

Kinda speaks to Hillary’s lack of judgment even if they pawn it off on Huma Weiner.

[Mark]

She could negotiate and plead guilty to a single federal felony and get a presidential pardon. That would save her years in prison. That is only if she is sure that she can’t do better fighting it, because a trial would take a lot of time—— past the Kenyan’s term.

[Fhios]

Go troll another thread, go be a fool someplace else.

[Jim Noble]

There are several ways that a president or congress can postpone an election - But those ways are declarations of war, imposition of martial law and total suspension of government for budget concerns

Neither the President nor Congress can "postpone an election", especially since the Constitution has no provisions for Presidential elections.

It's in the hands of 50 State Legislatures, and I expect they will do their duty.

[nopardons]

No, actually he wouldn’t; if she is elected and NOT on trial yet.