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Ati ri I.JK nl3t<i<c nnnisi war Mutlnr Weather History National Weather Summary Sun/Wloon Chart This Week SOTitg cold firont wiJi w#s tlw rute of tlaumi? iturfliwust by Sunrise- across, tb» western United States. sveek. briitgtag a food <shanee 6:53 a.m. AM p m. 2:1.1?. d.m. 2:VJ p.m. Full H^avy snuwfall nccunr^tl in some iiitd satvw id tfte bitter de- lias 6:52 a.m. 4:14 pm. ?:4J9a.m. 1:1 IS p.m. t2.Il Aaoitb'csr ffod will fonw in *l» Sou^lm'&st 6:5.^ ii m. 4:11 p in. 4:14 .J-tn. 1:^7 p.m. high a$ &2 inph w« rcpisri'eti at make it twk utrnss klw souiiwin tier of states 6:54 .a.m. 4:12 pm. >:Lii;a.m. 4:U7 p.nx. Vedawwoo, Wyo. aiwi 75 mph at tints week. Heavy tain is powibte ha the &c>utliern Friday 4:32 p.m. 6:21a.m. 4:41 p.m TillatutQcik, One. S!ieli*r Cave, Plains and ihtt Soulh>yiil. l^loodkig is a <iLsUnct CaJif.jpst 437 inches of mat. possibility fewa ftix ft«tt. 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'i :-'"-"'"-:.-':" i-": i 'l"- .'•"•ij?-'. ':' ='-:::'- •': MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2000 National News At Sea In Uncharted Electoral Waters HOW FLORIDA PICKS ITS WINNER COULD JUST DEPEND ON TOM lar vote, but even then, that vote on the objection. It happened in 1968, FEENEY. UST WEEK THE INCOMING REPUBLICAN SPEAKER OF often amounts to a modest when members ultimately allowed a North fine. Bob Beckel, a longtime Carolina elector pledged to Richard Nixon THE FLORIDA HOUSE LEARNED ABOUT SOMETHING CALLED Democratic strategist, has to vote instead for George Wallace, But the TITLE 3, SECTION 2. been plotting to win over precedent there is murky: UC's Glennon GOP electors by circulating a says Congress decided that the elector had As we all know by now, voters don't point. Not since Congress reformed the "statistical analysis" to appeal never really been pledged to remain faith- actually vote for president but for a slate of electoral system in 1887 has the vote to their conscience; its conclusion is that ful under North Carolina law. Members left electors, who are in turn pledged to vote • hinged for weeks on a single state, which Gore won the popular vote and should the question of what does constitute a for their party's candidate if they win. But means that a lot of scenarios that once have won Florida. Beckel insists he won't pledge for another Congress-perhaps this Section 2, an arcane federal law dating seemed aboutas one-to consider. ' back to 1887, says that if the voters fail to likely as an alien's It may not take faithless electors, howev- pick electors "on the day prescribed by landing are how " er, to throw Congress into the crisis. If the law," the state legislature can do it for under scrutiny. Even From legislative fiats to a show- recount in Florida puts Gore back in the them. The way Feeney and some scholars if Florida certifies a lead and the court rules in his favor, the read it, that gives lawmakers the power to winner this week, down in the House, a look at state's electors could be rejected by cor> step in--maybe evert in the next week or we could soon be possible twists and gressional Republicans. In that case, nei- two-and choose the winner. Since both watching for "faith- ther candidate would hav.e the necessary " houses of the Florida Legislature are con- less electors," or turns ahead. 270 electoral votes, and the election would trolled by Republicans, that would proba- dueling electors, or go to the House, where each state would bly be George W. Bush. "We hope to not electors rejected by cast a single vote. A deadlock there arid in have to intervene," says Feeney's spokes- Congress. No one really knows where our pressure elec- the Senate, which would pick the veep, woman, Kim Stone. "But it's at Our discre- long National Civics Lesson will end—or • Matt Bai tors to switch, wpuld ultimately mean that the speaker of tion once we determine that the election when. [2333323353 • and he says he the House, Benny Hastert, could succeed to the presidency.. process is failing the people of Florida." . A resolution in Florida could lead to I NEWS SERVICE I doesn't have the In theory, perhaps. In the real world a leg-' even more drama. If Bush is ultimately • - .