@Fitzydog it doesn't exactly count as one though does it?

@Ruggwain I'd forcibly implement FPTP in germany

If a state has multiple representatives that vote differently, then it can be split

@Deleted User so you want an 80% CDU government?

The US is a Representitive Republic. FTPP is just simplified counting and doesn't have it's own morality.

@Ruggwain I want the American protectorate of Central Europe to be a thing

hnnnnggg

🤔 I'd trust Trump over Merkel

@Fitzydog did that happen at all during the last presidential election?

also I'd erase german history, culture and lanuage from the earth

Oof

Now I know I'm really right

how about we focus on the true deep question...which is what colour should the trump space army power armour be?

Magenta

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Tbh Burgundy would be thicc

I'd teach German history everywhere. The mistakes of the past are lessons to be learned and not black marks to be expunged.

no accent colours?

48 states are 'Winner takes all' electors
https://www.usa.gov/election#item-36072

For accents 🤔 royal blue could fit, black could fit

@Ruggwain roaches can never be right

no

@Fitzydog so the other two divide their points in the electoral college proportionally to the votes?

no

Maine and Nebraska have proprtional voting

nebraska is by district no?

space force power armor should have holographic adaptive projectors so each face adapts to look like whatever is behind it. Adaptive camoflague

@Fitzydog do the states. In the electoral college. Give partial points. Or winner takes all?

depends

<:GWnanamiWhenLifeGetsAtYou:398860996535386126> ffs

most states are winner take all electorial votes. a few split them

https://www.archives.gov/federal-register/electoral-college/electors.html#selection

The delegates **DO NOT** have to vote for the popular choice

@Kollins but how could they see how free the trump marines are if they are invisible, for a recon unit sure, but not the grunt armour

they are called "Faithless Electors"

the delegates are not by law required to vote for their winners, but they almost always do

but nearly all of the time, they vote who ever won

~~My suffering can scarcely be described in words~~

Am I this bad at getting a straight answer from people <:GWnanamiWhenLifeGetsAtYou:398860996535386126>

It's essentially the popular vote of each state, filtered through the electorate

@Fitzydog F i n a l l y