Electoral College Deadlock Scenario

Let me help analyze this hypothetical electoral scenario step by step, while being mindful that I'm working with electoral college rules as of my last update.

1 Michigan's Electoral Votes:

• Michigan has 15 electoral votes

• In this scenario, with Greens winning 34%, they would win all 15 electoral votes due to the winner-take-all system used in all states except Maine and Nebraska

• Even though the win is with only 34%, this plurality is enough to capture all electoral votes

2 Rest of the Country Scenario: Let's map out a possible distribution:

I'll create a detailed state-by-state scenario that leads to a deadlock. I'll use recent electoral vote allocations and try to create a plausible path based on general voting patterns.

Let's use Scenario 1 where the final tally is: Democrats: 262 Republicans: 261 Greens: 15 (Michigan)

Here's a state-by-state breakdown:

Democratic States (262 EVs):

• California (54)

• New York (28)

• Illinois (19)

• Pennsylvania (19)

• New Jersey (14)

• Virginia (13)

• Washington (12)

• Massachusetts (11)

• Maryland (10)

• Minnesota (10)

• Colorado (10)

• Oregon (8)

• Connecticut (7)

• Nevada (6)

• New Mexico (5)

• New Hampshire (4)

• Rhode Island (4)

• Hawaii (4)

• Delaware (3)

• Vermont (3)

• DC (3)

• Maine (3 of 4 EVs - split electoral votes)

Republican States (261 EVs):

• Texas (40)

• Florida (30)

• Ohio (17)

• Georgia (16)

• North Carolina (16)

• Indiana (11)

• Tennessee (11)

• Missouri (10)

• Arizona (11)

• Wisconsin (10)

• South Carolina (9)

• Alabama (9)

• Kentucky (8)

• Oklahoma (7)

• Iowa (6)

• Arkansas (6)

• Mississippi (6)

• Kansas (6)

• Utah (6)

• Nebraska (4 of 5 EVs - split electoral votes)

• West Virginia (4)

• Idaho (4)

• Montana (4)

• South Dakota (3)

• North Dakota (3)

• Alaska (3)

• Wyoming (3)

• Maine (1 of 4 EVs - split electoral votes)

• Nebraska (1 of 5 EVs - split electoral votes)

Green Party:

• Michigan (15)

In this scenario:

1 Most states follow their typical partisan leanings

2 Maine and Nebraska split their EVs due to their congressional district allocation system

3 Michigan's surprising Green Party victory with 34% of the vote takes its 15 EVs

4 The result falls short of 270 for anyone

• Each state gets one vote

• The House votes from among the top 3 EV recipients

• A majority (26 states) is needed to win

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