Another Way To Elect A President: Contingent Elections (Part 8)

Exploring the rare House contingent election, the discussion dives into its historical roots and what could trigger it today. It examines the intricacies of the electoral system and the implications of achieving majority rule. The complexities of political legitimacy amid bribery and negotiations are highlighted, along with the significant roles of the president and vice president in such scenarios. With reflections on potential reforms, the conversation emphasizes the evolving nature of democracy and electoral integrity.