Carter certified winner of Electoral College vote
Carter secured 297 electoral votes to Ford's 240 with one Reagan vote, after 51 ceremonies nationwide. He won the popular vote by 1.68 million. The College met in 50 state capitals and DC, with ballots sent to Washington for Congress to certify on January 6, while the secretary of state called the system a colonial anachronism.
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Ford and Dele win California's votes
California electors certified Gerald R Ford and Robert Dele as the 45 Republican electors. The group, meeting in Sacramento, noted Ford led Carter by 139,960 votes among 8.6 million ballots cast. The certified electoral votes will be sent to the U.S. Senate and counted in January.
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Proxmire urges rapid Carter tax cut and housing push
Sen. William Proxmire urged President-elect Carter to pursue a quick tax cut and a major housing program to revive the economy. He also called for prompt monetary policy action by the Federal Reserve and warned against large, budget-busting public works schemes.
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Carter delays decisions on fighter aircraft programs
Two major defense decisions are postponed to let President elect Carter decide. The actions involve a proposed sale of 50 modified Navy fighters to Iran and a $2 trillion plan to modernize the U.S. air defense by purchasing up to 170 new interceptor aircraft.
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Young Offered U N Ambassadorship?
Atlanta Democrat Andrew Young, a key Carter supporter, appears offered the U N ambassador post. Aides say he is considering it, while an official could not confirm. Young, reelected to a second term, left open the idea but said he would take a job Carter cannot find someone else to do.
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