Read this passage: candidate a receives 48 percent of the popular vote in a state during a presidential election, while candidate breceives 41 percent and candidate c receives 11 percent. for most states, how would the election results affect candidate b andcandidate c? a. neither candidate b nor candidate c would receive any of thestate's electoral votes. b. candidate b would receive some of the state's electoral votes, butcandidate c would not receive any. c. candidate b and candidate c would receive some of the state'selectoral votes if candidate a agreed. d. candidate b and candidate c would each receive some of thestate's electoral votes in proportion to their shares of the popularvote.

D. Candidate B and Candidate C would each receive some of the  state's electoral votes in proportion to their shares of the popular  vote.

Explanation:

An election must have a fair and correct vote count, where each candidate must receive the electoral votes in proportion to the popular votes that each one received. That is, there can be no fraud or manipulation of results, so each candidate must receive the portion of votes assigned to him or her. Thus, we can conclude that in the case of the above question, candidate B and candidate C will each receive some of the state's electoral votes in proportion to their shares in the popular vote.

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