Reply to "There is no way that the PPP/C will win if Elections were held today"

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Originally Posted by asj:

Just like I am suggesting, this would not be a merger per se, .

The constitution prevents post election alliances, and awards the executive arm of governance to who ever wins the plurality. So if the AFC wins 21%, APNU keeps its 40% and the PPP is reduced to 39% then APNU wins.

Were this to happen I can already anticipate the yelling and screaming at Freedom House where they will demand that there is a run off between the PPP and APNU, even though the constitution doesnt require that.

11/14/143:04 PM

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