If states decide to disregard election results for some excuse or other, all the Supreme Court has to do is chant "states' rights" and decline to get involved. (View Post)

It's in the constitution. Two thirds each of the Senate and House, and three quarters of the states required. (View Post)

Quite possibly as incumbent. (View Post)

Probably the best they can hope for? Only SNP abstention required on those numbers, which they are committed to for non-Scottish matters anyway. (View Post)

That margin of error only applies to a single poll, and is due to unavoidable random variation in a sample of 1000 or whatever. Averaging them in effect increases the sample size and hence is suppose… (View Post)