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- The number of electoral votes a state gets is the total number of its Congressional seats (U.S. Senators and Representatives)
- In the general election, regular voters cast their ballots for the presidential candidate of their choice
- In every state except Maine and Nebraska, whoever wins the general election in a state gets all of the electoral votes for that state. Maine and Nebraska use a proportional ratio.
- Electors are pledged to vote by their political parties
- Electors who do not vote as they have pledged are called "Faithless Electors"
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Electoral College Questions
What do you think of our electoral system in the US? Is the Electoral College still the best way to go? 1 AnswerI think it is good method. The president can rule his way and can have policies mostly in his way.There is no conflict at the top level read more
Is there a list of the most expensive colleges out there? 2 AnswersYes, the link below shows the amounts + alot of other little information. read more
how many years of regular college is required before a veterinarian college? 1 AnswerDo a little research. What I mean is find out what classes you have to have in order to apply for vet school. All vet schools require different classes. That sh... read more



