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Originally Posted by Rajoo
If this were to play out as you have suggested, Trump can only be removed by impeachment and he cannot be impeached for crimes he committed before assuming the Presidency. I am not even sure this is how it works and probably why sane people do not want Trump in the WH.
Question remains that if the electoral college vote is ties, does the house have to select between Trump and Hillary? I cannot find a definite answer for this.
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If no candidate receives a majority of Electoral votes, the House of Representatives elects the President from the 3 Presidential candidates who received the most Electoral votes.
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https://www.archives.gov/federal-reg...llege/faq.html
It's unlikely that any other candidate will get any electoral votes, so the choice would be between the two. But it does open a theoretical win possibility for a third party candidate who was popular enough to actually take enough states to deny either of the major party candidates a majority. Then if neither, likewise, could get a majority in the House of Representatives, the House might settle on the third party candidate, as a compromise....
Just an odd way things could possibly work out.