Constitution Forbids President and VP Being from Same State?

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Interesting tidbit about that provision in the 12th amendment! So we will for sure not have Gavin Newsom as the VP (or Katie Porter, Adam Schiff, or anyone else from CA).
Also let's just scrap the electoral college entirely
I've started to see a lot of posts from here recently, and while I like the concept of this community, not putting the answer into the titles means it's just posting clickbait articles. If you're open to changes that would make for much better content, even if just adding (true) (false) or (it's complicated)
- Thanks for the feedback, I'll add that to future posts in the description. Those were all the OG article titles btw... journalists amiright? :p
  
  I learned from my journalism college courses that the journalists aren't the same ones that write the headlines. One example I wrote: 'One Less Car' Event Aims for Fewer Cars on Road. That and a pretty funny one about abortion were how I learned that tidbit.
I honestly don't care if he lives in the same house. All I care about is that trump isn't successful in stealing the election somehow.
- Even if he loses, he'll say he won. You shouldn't be allowed to play checkers saying that, but he's running for president. He's done it once.
False.
It's not against the rules but that doesn't mean it's a good idea to do it.
I think it was Dick Cheney who 'relocated' from Texas to Wyoming to be Dubya's running mate.
But in Harris' case, a California-heavy ticket ignoring the Midwest could spell disaster.

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