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To: BlackRazor
You are right, we have a 1 seat edge but have a vulnerable seat in Simmons. But I think that if you start to wonder if these guys would hold rank, a better question would be about the Democrats in North Dakota and Mississippi, or should Stephanie Herseth win again in South Dakota.

They would be under a lot more pressure if the split delegation states were not stalemated.

There is no provision for breaking ties in state delegations.

I think the person who said it is the incoming Congress that votes was wrong though, which obviously changes my analysis a tad (SD would go to the Democrats).

29 posted on 06/23/2004 7:53:17 PM PDT by Dales
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To: Dales
I am pretty sure the existing Congress would be the one that would vote.

Right now we have 31 states with a GOP majority. Again, that should be enough for W to win, but at that point virtually anything could happen.

31 posted on 06/23/2004 8:10:27 PM PDT by comebacknewt
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To: Dales
I think the person who said it is the incoming Congress that votes was wrong...

Dales, that would be me!

I still think I'm right, since the EV's are officially opened & counted in Congress (Joint Session) in January. The election cannot be thrown into the House until then.

By that time the new membership will be seated.

58 posted on 06/24/2004 5:06:44 PM PDT by Republic If You Can Keep It
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