In addition, the 1887 law says Congress shall not reject any electoral votes that have been "regularly given by electors," but it does not define "regularly given".
The 1887 law states that Congress shall not reject any electoral votes that have been "regularly given by electors," but does not define "regularly given".
Under the Assembly's Civil Constitution of the Clergy (July 1790), bishops were to be elected by départements' electoral assemblies, while parish priests were to be chosen by electors in the districts.
On the Republican side, nobody knows the extent, if any, of a potential uprising by electors beyond him.
Reform director Andrew Haldenby said: "Quangos are the worst kind of government, existing in a 'twilight zone', untouchable by electors or the market.
She has raised the profile of disability in her state, and had the stamp of approval by electors, winning a second term.
Reform's director, Andrew Haldenby, calls quangos "the worst kind of government, existing in a buffer zone, untouchable by electors or the market".
United States presidential election of 1789, American presidential election held on Feb. 4, 1789, in which George Washington was unanimously chosen as the first president of the United States by electors from 10 of the 13 extant states.
If opportunism by a truly eurosceptic party is not rewarded by electors, imagine the punishment that would be meted out to a genuinely pro-European party which lost its nerve on the EU".
Since presidents are technically chosen by electors who meet to cast formal votes in December, it is conceivable that a so-called "faithless elector" might break a tie in favor of, say, Clinton, by going against the will of his or her state's voters.
