Message from @Fitzydog

Discord ID: 463491512454348831


2018-07-02 23:46:37 UTC  

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

2018-07-02 23:46:39 UTC  

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

2018-07-02 23:46:47 UTC  

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

2018-07-02 23:47:09 UTC  

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

2018-07-02 23:47:15 UTC  

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

2018-07-02 23:47:34 UTC  

@Fitzydog F i n a l l y

2018-07-02 23:47:43 UTC  

FPTP confirmed

2018-07-02 23:47:49 UTC  

<:GWnanamiWhenLifeGetsAtYou:398860996535386126>

2018-07-02 23:47:52 UTC  

@Ruggwain If you read the link I sent, you would have read that

2018-07-02 23:47:58 UTC  

Electorial College = Representative Republic. The US is NOT a Democracy.

2018-07-02 23:48:18 UTC  

@Ruggwain It's FPTP by default, because there's no law governing it

2018-07-02 23:48:30 UTC  

It's fptp either way

2018-07-02 23:48:37 UTC  

There's literally nothing the states can do

2018-07-02 23:48:44 UTC  

To prevent the presidential election

2018-07-02 23:48:47 UTC  

From being fptp

2018-07-02 23:48:55 UTC  

@Ruggwain They can change their own state voting laws

2018-07-02 23:48:58 UTC  

They can only alter their own elections and votes

2018-07-02 23:49:03 UTC  

@Fitzydog exactly

2018-07-02 23:49:14 UTC  

woomp woomp @Ruggwain

2018-07-02 23:49:36 UTC  

So it's FPTP

2018-07-02 23:49:47 UTC  

I award @Deleted User and @Ruggwain both ZERO points, cause you're both technically right.

2018-07-02 23:49:58 UTC  

@Fitzydog the best kind of right

2018-07-02 23:50:52 UTC  

BUUUTT, since Maine and Nebraska are propertional, the Preseidential election is technically a mixed-system vote.

2018-07-02 23:50:54 UTC  

Only because he was talking about something entirely different

2018-07-02 23:51:02 UTC  

It's not though

2018-07-02 23:51:13 UTC  

Maine and nebraska still have a winner takes all end result

2018-07-02 23:51:25 UTC  

They don't split up their electoral college points do they <:GWnanamiWhenLifeGetsAtYou:398860996535386126>

2018-07-02 23:51:28 UTC  

🤦

2018-07-02 23:51:44 UTC  

It's **District by district**

2018-07-02 23:51:46 UTC  

FPTP is a European concept? Most states have a winner takes all electorial college. Call it whatever you want, it's a Representative Republic where Commiefornia can't impose their politics on the whole union just because they have the people to win in a pure Democracy.

2018-07-02 23:51:51 UTC  

Bruh

2018-07-02 23:51:55 UTC  

If Maine had 33% of their populace vote for Gary Johnson, and they had 3 electorates, then they would require 1 of them to vote for Gary.

2018-07-02 23:52:09 UTC  

I'm not talking about in-state elections you drooling retard @Deleted User

2018-07-02 23:52:22 UTC  

@Ruggwain stupid fucking roach

2018-07-02 23:52:26 UTC  

@Fitzydog good you could have said that from the start

2018-07-02 23:52:31 UTC  

Thank you

2018-07-02 23:52:41 UTC  

You could have not been retarded from the start

2018-07-02 23:53:09 UTC  

So it's a predominantly FPTP system with an FPTP goal and 2 different mixed elements

2018-07-02 23:53:15 UTC  

Nice

2018-07-02 23:53:19 UTC  

Good to have settled on that

2018-07-02 23:53:22 UTC  

I want to die now