In most United States presidential elections, states allocate their electoral votes using a winner-take-all system. Which of the following describes how this system determines the distribution of a state's electoral votes?
- The candidate who wins a plurality of the popular vote in a state receives all of that state's electoral votes.Cevap
- BA state's electoral votes are allocated to candidates in proportion to the percentage of the popular vote they receive in that state.
- CThe candidate who wins the national popular vote automatically receives all of the electoral votes from every state.
- DThe candidate who wins the majority of votes in the state legislature is awarded all of the state's electoral votes.
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The candidate who wins a plurality of the popular vote in a state receives all of that state's electoral votes.
The winner-take-all system allocates all of a state's electoral votes to the single candidate who wins the most popular votes (a plurality) in that state. This is the system used by 48 states and Washington, D.C.
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Winner-take-all system in the Electoral College