Which of the following represents an objection to the Electoral

College?

A. The Electoral College usually reflects the vote of the general

population.

B. No federal law requires an elector to vote in the same way that

the people of his state has voted.

C. The total number of electors in the Electoral College remains

the same from one election to the next.

The results of the Electoral College are always clear.

E. States with larger populations send more electors to the

Electoral College

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Luca Fowler

20 February, 03:19

Which of the following represents an objection to the Electoral

College?

A. The Electoral College usually reflects the vote of the general

population.

B. No federal law requires an elector to vote in the same way that

the people of his state has voted.

C. The total number of electors in the Electoral College remains

the same from one election to the next.

The results of the Electoral College are always clear.

E. States with larger populations send more electors to the

Electoral College

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Elle Mcguire · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

A is saying that the electoral college usually chooses what people vote for

B is saying that an elector doesnt have to vote for what their state says. this is a negative statement

C is not true but its not an opinion any way

E is true but is not an opinion

Leon Hammond · Answer 2

Leon Hammond 20 February, 05:29

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its c

Explanation:

i just did it