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The Electoral College
Submitted by morlhzd on Fri, 04/18/2008 - 01:25
The Republics last stand - "The Constitution does not require the electors to vote as pledged" » |
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State's Rights issue
In some states it is a crime to not vote the way you are pledged, if you are a presidential elector.
RP2012!
which is why
Fortune Favors the Bold
if you get a majority at a state convention, DON"T FORGET to NOMINATE AN ELECTOR!
Fortune Favors the Bold
Please explain
about nominating an elector.I'm
going to the my state convention next month.That sounds like something we need to know about.Thanks.