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Four people decide if it happens before the election, up until electors vote on December 14th, after that, the veep nominee would be sworn in:
DNC Party leadership:
Pelosi, Schumer (heads of DNC in Cngress)
Perez (Chair of the DNC, a Hillary plant) and
Phil Murphy (head of DNC governors).
Republicans have different rules, each state and territory represented and voting (160 voters). The states' votes divided by three and each state would choose.
My bad, this is correct for RNC:
For the RNC, the 168 (3 each state, plus 3 from the six territories) members of the committee would chose and vote based on representation from their state (so the 3 from Cali wield 55 votes, if they split, each control a third of the states votes).
If after the election and before electoral college meets, man its a clusterfuck. The electors may be released, so it could get really willy-nilly; eg: supreme court rulings.
Replacing the DNC candidate
Sauce:
https://www.ibtimes.com/how-replace-presidential-candidate-2973020
https://democrats.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/2020-Call-for-Convention-WITH-Attachments-2.26.19.pdf
“In the event of death, resignation or disability of a nominee of the Party for President or Vice President after the adjournment of the National Convention, the National Chairperson of the Democratic National Committee shall confer with the Democratic leadership of the United States Congress and the Democratic Governors Association and shall report to the Democratic National Committee, which is authorized to fill the vacancy or vacancies.”
Amazing how much more crisp this place gets without a Loli Baker.
I am sorry Anon, I structured the post wrong while digging and a change of breads:
The DNC can change without altering ballots before the election because as you said, they are an independent group. If it happens between the election and electors meeting on December 14th (this year), it could mean electors are not bound (those are state rules) and may be open to moving to another candidate or their votes could be all over the place.
On the Turning Away
No, but :28 on the clock has one of the fewest, I think the fewest, QDrops of any other minute.
https://www.q-clock.com/images/qclock_vanilla.jpg
True Trumper never gained traction.
Derrick Grayson
His connections led me here.
https://www.graysonforga.com/
Capablanca, posted by Assange was a technique of getting your opponent to exhaust his power pieces and then beating him at the end.
He beat the best in the world with this trick.
WWG1WGA!