Candidate A receives 48 percent ot the popular vote in a state during a presidential election, while Candidate B receives 41 percent and Candidate C receives 11 percent. For most states, how would the election results affect Candidate B? • A. She would split the state's electoral votes with Candidate C. B. She would receive some of the state's electoral votes in proportion to her share of the popular vote. O c. She would not receive any of the state's electoral votes. D. She could demand another vote because no candidate received a majority in the state.

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Question
Candidate A receives 48 percent ot the popular vote in a
state during a presidential election, while Candidate B
receives 41 percent and Candidate C receives 11 percent.
For most states, how would the election results affect Candidate B?
• A. She would split the state's electoral votes with Candidate C.
B. She would receive some of the state's electoral votes in proportion
to her share of the popular vote.
O c. She would not receive any of the state's electoral votes.
D. She could demand another vote because no candidate received a
majority in the state.
Answer

B. She would receive some of the state's electoral votes in proportion to her share of the popular vote.

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In most states, the winner of the popular vote in the presidential election receives all of the state's electoral votes. However, there are two states...
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