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Nov 1 2008
11:14 am

In the highly unlikely event of an electoral tie, the 12th Amendment provides for the House of Representatives to select the president. Each state gets one vote, decided by a vote among its delegation. Because Tennessee has five Democratic Representatives v. four Republicans, Tennessee's vote would presumably go to Obama.

rickyrayh's picture

Nah. Lincoln Davis the DINO

Nah. Lincoln Davis the DINO would definitely bolt.

James Calloway's picture

In the equally likely even of an alien invasion on election day

Perhaps the overlord Kluutu and his alien horde will decide.

In related news, some ET yunguns have made their decision.

(link...)

bizgrrl's picture

I was a member of the Girl

I was a member of the Girl Scouts, East Tennessee Tanasi Council, when I was a kid. I'm shocked I tell you, shocked.

gonzone's picture

How Obama can win Tennessee

Well, it's too late now and I'm not recommending it, but a literacy test for voter eligibility would go a very long way.

"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
Hunter S. Thompson

tennesseevaluesauthority's picture

How Obama Can Win Tennessee

It looks like Sen. Obama's best strategy for winning in Tennessee would have been including the Vols on his schedule.

CathyMcCaughan's picture

He won the mock elections at

He won the mock elections at Bearden High and Bearden Middle, but he won't win TN even if Memphis voters come out of the woodwork.

fletch's picture

McCain visits Blountville,

McCain visits Blountville, TN on Monday, the last day of campaigning. What's the deal with that? It's in the Tri-Cities area. If going after the SW VA vote why not go to Roanoke.

MDB's picture

Why not Roanoke?

If going after the SW VA vote why not go to Roanoke.

Cheaper airfare? ;-)

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