Who stands better in better in electoral votes?
Barack Obama, the Democratic candidate holds a steady lead in the most recent Electoral College estimates.
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by Elsie C.
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How are the number of electoral votes determined?
Each state's electoral vote equals the number of senators and...
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How are electoral votes counted?
Each state has a set number of electoral votes which decide w...
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The Democrats had split and supported multiple nominees. Thei...
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How are electoral votes determined?
The number of reps for each state is determined by the USCens...
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What happens if no canidate gets no 270 electoral votes?
The Electors shall meet in their respective states, and vote ...
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The Democrats had split and supported multiple nominees. Thei...
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How are the number of electoral votes determined?
Each state's electoral vote equals the number of senators and...
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How are electoral votes counted?
Each state has a set number of electoral votes which decide w...
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What is the total amount of electoral votes?
The total number of Electoral Votes is 538 Needed to Elect: 2...
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How are electoral votes determined?
The number of reps for each state is determined by the USCens...
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How are electoral votes counted?
Each state has a set number of electoral votes which decide w...
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The Democrats had split and supported multiple nominees. Thei...
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What happens if neither presidential candidates reach the 270 electoral votes?
When that happens nobody gets elected and there would have to...
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What determines the electoral votes?
Each state gets a number of electors equal to their Congressm...
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Can you explain an electoral vote?
In the race for president, the winner of the popular vote in ...
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What is the fewest number of electoral votes needed today to become president?
To win the presidency, 270 electoral votes must be won by the...
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What percent of the electoral votes elect the president?
Essentially, one candidate just needs more than the other to ...
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What is the total electoral college vote?
Since 1964, there have been 538 electors in each presidential...
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What is the total number of electoral votes?
There are 538 electoral votes. Each state gets one for each m...
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What happens if no candidate gets a majority of the electoral vote?
As directed by the 12th Amendment, the 435 members of the Hou...
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How many electoral votes are there?
There are 538 Electoral votes. 270 is needed to win. Obama wo...
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How many electoral votes are needed to win for president?
Out of 538 total votes, 270 are needed to win the presidency ...
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How many electoral votes does California have? :?
The state of California has 55 electoral votes. Txt "hints" f...
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What is the percentage for the electoral vote?
A simple majority, that is > 50% or 270 electoral votes Want ...
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How many electoral college votes does Florida have?
The Electoral College is an example of an indirect election, ...
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How many electoral votes are needed to win for president?
Out of 538 total votes, 270 are needed to win the presidency ...
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Why is the electoral college voting system good?
If the Electoral College were abolished, candidates would hav...
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How many electoral votes does it take to win a presidential election?
To win a US Presidential election the candidate must get at l...
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What happens if no candidate gets a majority of the electoral vote?
As directed by the 12th Amendment, the 435 members of the Hou...
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How do they decide how many electoral votes each state gets?
The electoral votes are based on a state's representation in ...
About Electoral Votes
Electoral Votes are part of the Electoral College, representatives who formally elect the President and Vice President of the United States of America. Voters in Presidential Elections do not directly vote for the President, instead they vote for electors representing their state. The elector may cast only one vote for President and one vote for Vice-President.
About Barack Obama
Barack Obama is the 44th President of the United States, and the first African American president of the United States. He was born in Hawaii, where he went to high school. He started his undergraduate studies in Los Angeles but soon transferred to Columbia University in New York City, where he graduated. He worked for awhile as a community organizer in Chicago, then entered Harvard Law where he was Editor of the Law Review. A stint as an Illinois State Senator, then a U.S. Senator from Illinois, was followed by his nomination and election as President in 2008.
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