Which of the following statements about the electoral college is FALSE?
Select one:
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Social Studies, 26.10.2020 21:10 slowmotion
Which of the following statements about the electoral college is FALSE?
Select one:
A. Each state has as many electoral votes as it has United States senators and representatives.
B. Electors meet in their states in December and mail their votes to the vice president.
C. Every state has a winner-take-all system where electors vote as a bloc for the winner.
D. If no candidate receives an electoral majority, then the election is thrown into the House of Representatives.
E. Some states have a winner take all system where electors vote as a bloc for the winner
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