They are: Arizona - 11 electoral votesFlorida - 29 electoral votesMichigan - 16 electoral votesPennsylvania - 20 electoral votesWisconsin - 10 electoral votes Trump won them all in 2016, although his margin of victory was just a few thousand votes in some of them.
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Electoral College Could the Electoral College actually be killed off?
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He's just looking for an electoral 270 electoral votes for himself.
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Electoral college: Supports replacing the electoral college with a national popular vote.
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Trump won 85033 electoral votes on Election Day, crossing the 270 electoral vote threshold needed to clinch the presidency and surpassing Hillary Clinton's 232 electoral votes.
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This electoral vote allocation leaves the Democrat just 28 electoral votes from The White House, while the Republican needs an additional 100 electoral votes to win.
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We must secure our electoral infrastructure and protect our electoral system from subversion.
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Electoral College members across the nation Monday gave Trump 304 total electoral votes.
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Trump stormed to victory with 306 electoral votes to Clinton's 232 electoral votes.
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But he ultimately won the Electoral College, beating Clinton by 74 electoral votes.
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The electoral commission's Yakubu attributed the decision to delays in transporting electoral materials.
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California had 22019 electoral votes in 1980 and 55 electoral votes in 2016.
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The small electoral prize -- four electoral votes -- could be pivotal if the race tightens.
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In 22019, President Obama garnered 365 electoral votes, and in 2012, 332 electoral votes.
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It takes 270 electoral votes to get a majority of the Electoral College. 9.
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Florida, for example, has 29 electoral votes, while New Hampshire has only four electoral votes.
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"Electoral College 101" In this episode of the Op-Docs series "Electoral Dysfunction," the political humorist Mo Rocca consults a third-grade class on the fairness of the Electoral College.
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Electoral College misfire The current Electoral College misfire represents another way electors could affect the election.
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The DRC's national electoral commission says Miru Systems have an "excellent record" in providing electoral equipment.
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In 2016, Wisconsin helped add 10 electoral votes to Donald Trump's column in the Electoral College.
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The electoral map below shows states portrayed as squares sized by their number of electoral votes.
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But even without a slam-dunk electoral win, the party could celebrate an astonishing electoral outcome.
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Both the electoral system and the electoral map have been altered to favor Mr. Orban's party.
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Trump has boasted that his unusual appeal will put some of those reliable Democratic states in play, including Michigan (16 electoral votes), Pennsylvania (20 electoral votes), and Wisconsin (10 electoral votes).
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Under the Electoral College, a candidate needs 22000 out of 25 available electoral votes to become president.
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Donald Trump got 304 electoral votes in the Electoral College, making his stunning Election Day victory official.
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Election watchdog Mirador Electoral said in a statement on Wednesday it had no evidence of electoral fraud.
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Arizona scored particularly badly in categories involving electoral laws, district boundaries and the efficacy of electoral authorities.
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Obama's electoral coalition rewrote the rules of electoral politics in 2008 just as Trump did in 2016.
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There's a reason he won with 365 electoral votes in 2008 and 332 electoral votes in 2012.
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Dropping out of the electoral college Warren has been critical of the Electoral College in the past.
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The Rural Vote's Disproportionate Slice of Power• In Defense of The Electoral College (Richard Posner in Slate)• Electoral College Is 'Vestige' of Slavery (PBS)• Electoral College Keeps Things Fair (Gary Gregg in Politico)• Keep the Electoral College (USA Today editorial)• Flunking the Electoral College (New York Times editorial from 2008) After groups have finished their research, hold a quick straw poll to see where students stand.
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That will allow for the presence of UN electoral observers and a modest reform of the electoral authority.
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That equals about $859,20083 spent per Trump electoral vote, versus about $1.97 million spent per Clinton electoral vote.
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The National Electoral Authority said all candidates had signed an agreement to respect the electoral code of conduct.
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And the political landscape is littered with electoral fillips that had little impact on Americans' sorry electoral behavior.
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Each day, the impending electoral "blue tidal wave" gets upgraded on the Hawaiian scale of electoral wave strength.
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Overall, the electoral map appears to provide more avenues for Clinton to reach 270 electoral votes than Trump.
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Farage has accused the Electoral Commission of "interfering in the electoral process" and of acting "in bad faith".
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This brings the final electoral tally for Trump 47.33, while former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has 232 electoral votes.
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The same is true for Minnesota and its ten electoral votes, and New Mexico and its five electoral votes.
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Under a complex electoral formula, the BJP and its allies control 48.1 percent of votes in the electoral college.
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The electoral map As you may have heard, Trump won the electoral college when no one said he could.
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That brought the final electoral tally for Trump 306, while former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has 232 electoral votes.
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It also shows a reference to Trump's Electoral College win in 2016, stating that Trump earned 306 Electoral votes.
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Two electoral commission offices housing voting materials were burned down within a week, the country's electoral body said Sunday.
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Red Spots should be illegal, but our electoral council doesn't care too much about enforcing electoral rules these days.
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As a first step toward ensuring electoral legitimacy, this means that no one can disavow responsibility for electoral outcomes.
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It remains possible that Trump could pick up one electoral vote in Maine's Second Congressional District, but if she wins the above states, that wouldn't affect the electoral math — she'd already be at 272 electoral votes.
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According to CNN's new electoral college map, Clinton has 236 electoral votes from states that are either solidly or leaning Democrat compared to 191 electoral votes for Trump in states that are solidly or leaning Republican.
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"Despite being no more than a blip on the electoral radar, Stein has now commandeered Pennsylvania's electoral process, with an eye toward doing the same to the Electoral College," reads the complaint filed by Trump's attorneys.
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Spotting new electoral rifts and changing electoral habits will require much more data (and data science) than pollsters now use.
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Electoral college The 538 members of the electoral college will cast their votes today, making Donald Trump's presidential win official.
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Congress: Bill to eliminate Electoral College Trump won the Electoral College but Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton took the popular vote.
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The law grants the High Electoral Board the authority to merge electoral districts and move ballot boxes to other districts.
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Patilias Gamato, the electoral commissioner, acknowledged that there were grave problems with the electoral roll and the conduct of officials.
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The Electoral College, which decides the presidential election through 538 electoral votes doled out to each state based on population.
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The states in the pact have 22019 electoral votes — 98 short of the 270 needed to win the Electoral College.
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Attempts to penetrate U.S. electoral systems could undermine our electoral processes, and the public's confidence that such processes are reliable.
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It is possible for an independent to win electoral votes, as George Wallace did with 46 electoral votes in 1968.
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Reporter Question Mr. President, you said today that you have the biggest electoral margin since Ronald Reagan, 483 electoral votes.
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For decades, we had reasonably robust electoral competition, so there was little obvious reason to worry about our electoral system.
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While Trump's electoral power is circumscribed, his ability (and apparent willingness or proclivity) to cause electoral problems is seemingly unbounded.
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They ignore anti-Jefferson manipulation of the electoral vote in heavily pro-Jefferson Pennsylvania that offset the Southerners' electoral advantage.
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Ansah said the coronavirus outbreak had put the electoral commission on high alert, but would not affect the electoral calendar.
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Britain's electoral watchdog, the Electoral Commission, said one in three 18 and 19-year-olds are not registered to vote.
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At a CNN town hall on Monday night, she endorsed transforming the US electoral system by abandoning the Electoral College.
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Four candidates won electoral votes in the 1824 race, denying anyone the necessary majority to win in the Electoral College.
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As the Electoral College operates now — except in Maine and Nebraska where some electoral votes are allocated by House district — the candidate who wins the plurality of a state's popular votes receives all of its electoral votes.
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The website's electoral map graphic appears to show Clinton winning over 270 electoral votes in all three models, though in its calculation of total electoral votes won by each nominee, Trump receives 275.9 votes to Clinton's 261.9.
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In "Getting Rid of the Electoral College Isn't Just About Trump," Jamelle Bouie makes an argument for why the Electoral College should be abolished: In February, I wrote about the Electoral College, its origins and its problems.
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"Despite being no more than a blip on the electoral radar, Stein has now commandeered Pennsylvania's electoral process, with an eye toward doing the same to the Electoral College," Trump's lawyers wrote in the complaint filed in Pennsylvania.
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With another two seats in the US Senate for Puerto Rico, the total number of electoral votes in the Electoral College would climb to 540, bumping the magic number for victory in the Electoral College up to 271.
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That means Trump can lose Pennsylvania (2235 electoral votes) and Michigan (217 electoral votes) and secure another four years in the White House by carrying Wisconsin (2211 electoral votes) and every other state he won three years ago.
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He fared worse in the Electoral College, translating his support in the popular vote to a total of zero electoral votes.
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That comes out to about $1.05 million spent per Trump electoral vote, versus about $2.43 million spent per Clinton electoral vote.
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However Cruz strikes a note of caution, pointing out that electoral observers noted anomalies but not fraud in the electoral process.
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The changes in outcomes between these regions after the electoral reform is likely to be a result of the electoral reform.
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"PVT is a highly effective check on the electoral commissions," says an expert from the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES).
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Maine and Nebraska award individual electoral votes by congressional district in addition to the multiple electoral votes based on statewide results.
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The electoral college is not going to be changed because so many states that are smaller really like the electoral college.
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Bigger than Canada or Australia, California offers 55 electoral votes – one-fifth of the 270 needed to win the Electoral College.
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Mexico's National Electoral Institute (INE) and specialized prosecutor for electoral crimes (FEPADE) said on Thursday that they would investigate the calls.
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In a process known as the Electoral College, the candidate who wins a majority of 538 electoral votes is the victor.
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MCCAIN: Did you raise discussions about Russia's interference in our electoral process or interferences of the electoral processes of our allies?
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" The Electoral College margin in 2016 Trump claimed that his Electoral College margin of victory in 2016 was "306 to 223.
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Start with this video and story, How Does the Electoral College Work, or with this Op-Doc video, Electoral College 255.
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Change the electoral map Trump needs to shake up the electoral map by winning states that Republicans have lost for decades.
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Notwithstanding the electoral abstention strategy promoted by the territorial supporters in this latest process, and an electoral turnout of 28500 percent of the bloated electoral list, 6900 percent of participating voters were in favor of statehood In electoral politics the votes that are casted are the ones that count is a truism that needs to be recalled.
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And his Electoral College victory was still smaller than the wins of Barack Obama, who got 365 electoral votes in 2008 and 2863 in 2012, and Bill Clinton, who got 370 electoral votes in 1992 and 379 in 1996.
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The bill also grants the YSK High Electoral Board the authority to merge electoral districts and move ballot boxes to other districts.
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All of these factors lead us directly to a renascent Electoral College The Electoral College was designed precisely for such extraordinary instances.
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Thus, after the 2010 census, Texas and Florida increased their Electoral College votes while New York and Ohio's electoral votes went down.
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Gender quotas can easily be combined with a PR electoral system because parties simply compose electoral lists in accordance with the quota.
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The integrity of America's electoral system lags far behind other Western democracies, according to a new report by the Electoral Integrity Project.
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The head of Kenya's electoral body, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, suggested that discrepancy was the basis for the court's ruling.
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The opposition said the government's tricks had continued on Sunday, as allegations of electoral malfeasance against the federal electoral commission piled up.
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In 2000, an electoral vote in Wyoming represented just under 22020,000 citizens, while an electoral vote in California represented over 700,000 citizens.
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Florida commands 22015 of the 21998 electoral votes that are used under the U.S. Electoral College system to select the American president.
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Pundits are trotting out the electoral maps that give Clinton an overwhelming advantage in the Electoral College based on historical voting patterns.
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