Proposed Amendments to the Constitution of the U.S., Providing for the Election of the President, Vice President, and Filling Vacancies...Hearings...on H.J. Res. 2, Jan. 9, 1928.(70-1)1928 - 17 pages |
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... receiving the majority vote died. There could not be an election. The man get. ting the highest number of votes could not be elected, because (leath prevented him from being elected. Congress should have the power to fill every possible ...
... receiving the majority vote died. There could not be an election. The man get. ting the highest number of votes could not be elected, because (leath prevented him from being elected. Congress should have the power to fill every possible ...
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... received 950,000 votes in New York. The next two highest States in support of him were Illinois and Indiana. In those three States he received over 2,000,000 votes and did not get 1 vote in the Electoral College. He received a less ...
... received 950,000 votes in New York. The next two highest States in support of him were Illinois and Indiana. In those three States he received over 2,000,000 votes and did not get 1 vote in the Electoral College. He received a less ...
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... received 950,000 votes in New York and received no credit for them in the Electoral College. President Coolidge received credit for all of Davis's 950,000 in the Electoral College. It is the same situation that can be visualized in the ...
... received 950,000 votes in New York and received no credit for them in the Electoral College. President Coolidge received credit for all of Davis's 950,000 in the Electoral College. It is the same situation that can be visualized in the ...
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... receiving the majority vote died . There could not be an election . The man getting the highest number of votes could not be elected , because death prevented him from being elected . Congress should have the power to fill every ...
... receiving the majority vote died . There could not be an election . The man getting the highest number of votes could not be elected , because death prevented him from being elected . Congress should have the power to fill every ...
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... received 950 . 000 votes in New York . The next two highest States in support of him were Illinois and Indiana . In those three States he received over 2 . 000 . 000 votes and did not get i vote in the Electoral College . He received a ...
... received 950 . 000 votes in New York . The next two highest States in support of him were Illinois and Indiana . In those three States he received over 2 . 000 . 000 votes and did not get i vote in the Electoral College . He received a ...
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Page 11 - The Congress may by law provide for the case of the death of any of the persons from whom the House of Representatives may choose a President whenever the right of choice shall have devolved upon them...
Page 5 - ... President until the House of Representatives chooses a President; and the Congress may by law provide for the case where the Vice President has not been chosen before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, declaring what officer shall then act as President, and such officer shall act accordingly until the House of Representatives chooses a President, or until the Senate chooses a Vice President.
Page 4 - The Constitution directs that Congress shall assemble at least once in every year, and that such meeting shall be on the first Monday in December, unless another day be appointed by law.
Page 2 - The committee this day met, Hon. Hays B. White (chairman) presiding. The CHAIRMAN. The committee will be in order.
Page 6 - President, whenever the right of choice devolves upon them, before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, then the Vice President chosen for the same term shall act as President until the House of Representatives chooses a President...