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   How does the electoral college work? It grants states electors based off the house representation and their 2 senators. These electors then vote for the president based off of voting in their state.

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   The Constitution requires that each state appoint a number of electors equal to their number of Senators plus their number of Representatives. Washington, DC also has three electors in the Electoral College. What does this mean for representation? It means that voters in some states have more representation in the Electoral College than others.

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   Washington, D.C. Has____representation on congress but gets____electoral votes toward the election of the president

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   How many electors does Washington DC have?

   • The Constitution requires that each state appoint a number of electors equal to their number of Senators plus their number of Representatives. Washington, DC also has three electors in the Electoral College. What does this mean for representation? It means that voters in some states have more representation in the Electoral College than others.

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   What if the Electoral College based solely on the number of Representatives?

   • If the Electoral College were based solely on the number of Representatives, then individuals from all states would be equally represented, but after adding in the two Senators for each state in their number of electors, suddenly, smaller states become more heavily weighted than larger states.

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   How does the Electoral College work?

   • The Electoral College is a process by which the President of the United States is selected. When you vote for president, you aren't actually voting for the candidate, you're voting for the slate of electors that will decide who wins the presidency. Each state has significant latitude in determining how those electors are chosen.

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   How many electors are there in a state?

   • Each State is allocated a number of Electors equal to the number of its U.S. Senators (always 2) plus the number of its U.S. Representatives - which may change each decade according to the size of each State's population as determined in the Census. It is subject to change. How are electors chosen? State law determines how electors are selected.

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