Eighth Circuit Refuses to Rehear “Disobedient” Presidential Elector Case

On November 7, the Eighth Circuit refused to rehear Abdurrahman v Dayton, 16-4551. The rehearing request had been pending for two months. This is the case filed by a 2016 Democratic presidential elector from Minnesota who had refused to vote for Hillary Clinton. The state had then replaced him as a presidential elector. The Eighth Circuit original decision had said that the case is moot.


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Eighth Circuit Refuses to Rehear “Disobedient” Presidential Elector Case — 2 Comments

  1. Presidential electors should be allocated proportionally in each state. 10% of the vote would be enough to get an EV in MN.

    Or else PR-EV. States with 3-5 EV would be considered one electoral district. From 6-55, a state would be divided into multimember districts.

    Minnesota could allocate its 10 EV by having two 4-member districts and the 2 at large EV allocated according to results from the multimember districts.

  2. Abolish the timebomb electoral college —

    1/2 or less votes x gerrymander areas having 1/2+1 E.C. votes = 1/4 or less CONTROL — since 1832.

    750,000 DEAD in 1861-1865 due to the minority rule gerrymander election of A. Lincoln in 1860.

    Every Prez election is a CRISIS/WAR event.

    Too many math MORONS in the USA to count

    — esp. in the MORON media and the worse MORON Univ polisci depts.

    Uniform definition of Elector-Voter in ALL of the USA

    PR and NONPARTISAN AppV — pending Condorcet

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