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How 538 electors, not the national vote total, choose a President.
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A state sends 12 members to the House of Representatives. How many electoral votes does that state cast for President?
Under the Twenty-Third Amendment, how many electors does the District of Columbia receive?
With all states and the District of Columbia appointing electors, what total and majority usually decide a presidential election?
A state has 8 electoral votes. How many seats does it have in the House of Representatives?
A candidate already has 236 electoral votes and then carries the state shown on the map. What is the result?
A candidate has 251 electoral votes before adding the states shown. What total does the candidate reach?
Use the map values. If a candidate carries Texas, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina, how many electoral votes come from those states?
A candidate trails 251 to 287. If Pennsylvania's votes shift from the leader to that candidate, what is the new count?
A candidate has 245 electoral votes and adds every state shown. What does that candidate have now?
A candidate has 259 electoral votes and then carries the state shown. What happens?
A candidate has 234 electoral votes. If the candidate wins all four states on the map, what is the result?
After a state's November presidential vote is finalized, which document formally lists the appointed electors?
Electors meet in their states in December and sign Certificates of Vote. Where are the electoral votes officially counted next?
Federal law sets the electors' meeting for which time after the November election?
Congress counts the electoral votes and declares a President-elect. What regular step follows on January 20?
No presidential candidate receives an Electoral College majority. Under the Twelfth Amendment, who chooses the President?
If the House must choose the President under the Twelfth Amendment, which candidates are eligible?
No vice-presidential candidate receives an Electoral College majority. Under the Twelfth Amendment, who chooses the Vice President?
In a contingent election for President, a candidate has 25 state delegation votes in the House. What must happen to win?
Two states can split electoral votes by congressional district instead of using statewide winner-take-all for every elector. Which states are they?
In most states, Candidate A wins the statewide popular vote by a plurality. What happens to that state's electoral votes?
In Nebraska, a candidate wins statewide and two of its three congressional districts; an opponent wins one district. How are its five electoral votes awarded?
A candidate wins huge margins in a few states but narrowly loses enough other states to fall short of 270. What feature allows that candidate to lose?
Why can the national popular vote leader fail to become President under the Electoral College?
The elections of 1876, 1888, 2000, and 2016 show which Electoral College outcome is possible?
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