Exercise
Contingent Elections
Explore the intriguing concept of "Contingent Elections" by dissecting historical examples and understanding the mechanisms behind this electoral process. Engage in critical discussions and simulations to grasp how these elections reflect the principles of democracy and the implications for voter representation.
Questions
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What is a contingent election?
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Which body elects the President in a contingent election?
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Which body elects the Vice President in a contingent election?
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How many candidates can the House choose from in contingent presidential election?
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How many candidates can the Senate choose from in contingent VP election?
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What quorum of state delegations is required in House for contingent election?
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What happens if House fails to elect President by Inauguration Day?
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In House contingent election, how do representatives from a state vote?
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In 1801 contingent election, who was elected President after 36 ballots?
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In 1825 contingent election, who was elected President by the House?
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Who was elected Vice President by Senate contingent vote in 1837?
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Is a 269-269 tie in Electoral College mathematically possible today?