Not political discussion: Why Democratic could be senate majority if winning both senate seats in GA? (Sanders, independent)

[Baike]

This is not about political discussion, just wondering how the system works.

Attached: Even if Dem wins both senate seats in GA in January, then it ends up with "GOP 50 seats; Dem 48 seats; other parties 2 seats".

This is not really 50:50, why Dem would be majority in senate if winning both seats in GA? Why those other parties seats are counted toward Dem party?

Thanks.

[Sibay]

If the senate takes a vote and it's a tie, (50-50) the Vice President votes to break the the tie.

[Smash255]

The 2 other seats are Independents, Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Angus King of Maine. Independents can choose who they caucus with. Both Sanders and King caucus with the Democrats.

[Bruce Holbrook]

The two independent/third party senators (Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and Angus King of Maine) caucus with the democrats on most votes.

[Taratova]

Originally Posted by Baike

This is not about political discussion, just wondering how the system works.

Attached: Even if Dem wins both senate seats in GA in January, then it ends up with "GOP 50 seats; Dem 48 seats; other parties 2 seats".

This is not really 50:50, why Dem would be majority in senate if winning both seats in GA? Why those other parties seats are counted toward Dem party?

Thanks.

This fraud was so bad , that it is reported the Republicans also won the house.