I was planning on voting third party but not that third party...
Nobody cares.
Nobody cares who ANYBODY in Hawaii is voting for in the Presidential race.
The day that this state's electoral votes matter will be the day there are more than 3 viable candidates on the ballot. With only two parties with any chance, one of them is guaranteed enough electoral votes to win.
Let's say 4 candidates take the top Red, Blue and Battleground states, and none of them have a comfortable enough lead to be close to victory. You'll suddenly see the smaller states start to metter.
If no one gets that magic electoral total of 270 (that's 50% of 538 total electoral votes +1), then the states will play games, I'm sure, to move their electoral votes around before the official tabulation in Jan. if there is still no winner, there will then be a contingent election in Congress which has only occurred 3 times.
The House will give each state one vote, and each state's representatives must agree on how to cast it. I think the assumption is the reps will vote as the majority of their voters did, but instead of electoral votes, each state gets one vote. That process selects our President. They must choose from the top 3 candidates who obtained the most electoral votes.
The Senate gets to cast one vote each, since there is a uniform number of Senators per state. However, they can only choose from the top 2 candidates in the electoral tallies.
Theoretically, if this scenario ever plays out with the House and Senate being held by opposing parties, we could potentially have a Democrat President, and a Republican VP.
