I'm thinking of Rutherford B. Hayes vs. Samuel Tilden in 1876.

It was really similar to what's going on now. There was a lot of voter fraud being claimed. Congress selected a special commission to sort through everything. The one-vote Republican majority of the commission decided all the disputed Electoral votes in 3 states would go to Hayes, giving him a 1 point victory. The decision happened two days before the inauguration.

So it can happen as long as people, especially congressmen in that instance, remain strong.

I'm thinking of Rutherford B. Hayes vs. Samuel Tilden in 1876.

It was really similar to what's going on now. There was a lot of voter fraud being claimed. Congress selected a special commission to sort through the. The one-vote Republican majority of the commission decided all the disputed Electoral votes in 3 states would go to Hayes, giving him a 1 point victory. The decision happened two days before the inauguration.

So it can happen as long as people, especially congressmen in that instance, remain strong.