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Okay so this isn’t for homework, I was just curious.
Let’s say there is a 50-50 senate and the VP is an independent and does not caucus with a particular party. What happens?
Also, I searched the internet and couldn’t find anything.
Thank you!

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saradodge48

Answer:

Depends.

Explanation:

The VP is the VP of the president who is of a certain party.  (So far presidents have only ran Republican or Democrat) Therefore, they would have a loyalty to the party that their running mate represents. However, depending on the matter being brought up and what they are voting on, the VP would vote on what they feel is best. (I am assuming. ) Most likely they would side with whatever party the President ran as, because their views would be similar.

Their loyalty wouldn’t be biased , so basically it would would be based on morals or standards
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