Chapter 1489 - Chapter 1489 She has a terminal illness called wanting to be
Chapter 1489: She has a terminal illness called wanting to be in love 5 Chapter 1489: She has a terminal illness called wanting to be in love 5 The Butler took the umbrella and was surprised to see an undetectable smile flash across Yan Qing’s lips. It was very faint and he asked in confusion, ” “Sir, is there any good news?”
How could there be any good news? the transition team rushed over as quickly as possible to discuss the official election of the elected group today. When the Butler heard that three of the elected representatives had broken their promises, his mind went blank.
What was this good?
Every year’s election Committee was just a formality, but this year, someone had actually abandoned their vote. It wasn’t like there hadn’t been renegations in history, but the final result of the election had never been changed. This time, however, it was different. Their master’s vote count was too close to Yin Zhan’s, with only a difference of six votes. Any small accident could change the final result of the election.
Yan Qing’s interim chief of staff was ready. judging from the current situation, you still have the upper hand. However, the premise is that other than three voters who have abandoned their votes, no other voters will betray you. If more than four voters betray you, Yin Zhan will get 270 votes. By then, he will become the next president.
However, at the moment, no one knew if there were any voters who had defected, unless they revealed it publicly.
After the Chief of Staff finished speaking, he noticed that Yan Qing was supporting his chin with his hand. There was no solemness on his face. Instead, he seemed to be lost in thought. The well-developed and introverted mature man actually had a snickering smile on his face.
“Sir, you can still laugh?”
Yan Qing suddenly came back to his senses and pretended to cough twice, his face tensing up.
So far, country Y had a total of 200 voters who had failed to keep their promises. Among them, 82 votes were because the candidate they had sworn to support had passed away before the vote, and 5 votes had abstained. The remaining 113 votes had changed their original oath for various reasons and voted for someone else. So, it was really hard to say if there were any people who had turned back.
Yan Qing muttered to himself for a moment, his brows tightly furrowed. there’s no point worrying now. We can only wait until January 6th to know if anyone has turned against us. As long as no one has turned against us, we’ll have a better chance of winning when the House of Representatives votes.