2016 electoral college results by state
[DOC File]The Electoral College
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Look at the 2016 ELECTORAL COLLEGE interactive map. You can click on any state to change it from blue to red and vice versa. Use this feature to answer the following questions: Can a candidate with 270 votes win without CA, NY, or TX? _____ 10. Can a candidate win 270 by winning only states that have 12 or more Electoral College votes?
[DOC File]Lesplan Educational Services | LesPlan
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The U.S. Electoral system. In the U.S., voters don’t directly elect the president. Instead, the head of state is chosen by the Electoral College. Here’s how the system works: Each of the 50 U.S. states has a number of electoral votes. The more people in a state, the more electoral votes the state …
[DOCX File]An Evaluation of 2016 Election Polls in the U.S. - AAPOR
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As Frank Newport remarked (2016), “To the degree that organizations want to predict the Electoral College, they are going to have to find ways to finance or encourage larger-sample, higher-quality state polls, rather than relying on the haphazard polls that happen to be conducted in the various states.”
[DOC File]Channelone.com
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Oct 25, 2016 · Tom: That is right. It is because the United States uses the Electoral College system. Instead of directly electing presidents, voters in each state actually select electors, and the different number of electors depends on the population of those states. Each state has the same number of electoral votes as it does members of Congress.
[DOCX File]scholar.harvard.edu
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Pennsylvania has been a toss-up state in nearly every presidential election since 1976. It played a key role in Trump’s 2016 election. He won by less than 50,000 votes – this in a state where more than 6 million ballots were cast. However, Biden is better positioned in Pennsylvania than Clinton was in 2016.
[DOCX File]Harding University
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2016 Presidential Primary Info ... Things can get tricky because each state gets to decide how to apportion their EC votes based on election results. Every state except Maine and Nebraska has a winner take all system. That means that you could win 100% of the state of California’s 55 electors with less than 50% of the vote. ... If there’s a ...
[DOC File]A
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Students may work with a partner or alone. Students will make a state-by-state prediction of the Electoral College outcome for the 2016 Presidential election. The first page of the assignment will be a listing of the 50 states and District of Columbia and the predicted results of each state’s electoral …
[DOCX File]2000 - Maine
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2016. Electoral College. Information for Maine. Prepared by the Office of the Secretary of State. Presidential Electors are the people who actually elect the President of the United States. When voters go to the polls on Election Day, they cast a vote for who they would like to see as president. This is called the “popular vote”.
[DOCX File]amgovx_03_03_Campaigns and Elections_main_lecture_-en
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The 2016 election was decided in the electoral college. The winner, Donald Trump, lost the popular vote to democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, but squeezed by in enough states to gain a majority of the electoral votes.
[DOC File]Electoral College Results – 2000/2004
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In 2016, this loophole in the electoral college system was on display in an even more dramatic fashion. In this election 7 electors (the second highest number in history) refused to vote for the candidate who won the popular vote in their state – 5 who were supposed to vote for Hillary Clinton and 2 who were supposed to vote for Donald Trump.
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