Could the Next Coup Attempt Hinge on the Meaning of the Twelfth Amendment? Why Risk it?, Neil H. Buchanan, Verdict

UF Levin College of Law professor and economist Neil H. Buchanan argues that Democrats should expressly reject (rather than implicitly accept) Republicans’ erroneous interpretation of the Twelfth Amendment, on the off chance it matters in the next coup attempt. Professor Buchanan explains why the Twelfth Amendment’s fallback provision applies only when the Electoral College vote is a tie.

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Timeline: Rep. Mo Brooks, January 6, and the Effort to Overturn an Election

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Timeline: Rep. Mo Brooks, January 6, and the Effort to Overturn an Election

Could the Next Coup Attempt Hinge on the Meaning of the Twelfth Amendment? Why Risk it?, Neil H. Buchanan, Verdict

Could the Next Coup Attempt Hinge on the Meaning of the Twelfth Amendment? Why Risk it?, Neil H. Buchanan, Verdict

Timeline: Rep. Mo Brooks, January 6, and the Effort to Overturn an Election

Columns by Neil H. Buchanan, Verdict

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Timeline: Rep. Mo Brooks, January 6, and the Effort to Overturn an Election