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The law of the Electoral college process in the U.S. is provided in Part II, Section 1,
parts 2 and 4 of the Constitution, and the 12th chapter. In compliance with Clause 2, every
state casts as many ballots as the total number of senators and legislative members. In
contrast, Washington, D.C. casts the same amount (three) of votes as the least populated
nation. Each state legislature, not specifically the federal government, shall decide how to
nominate in Clause 2. Few democratic administrations have historically explicitly chosen
their delegates, but many of them have used mass polling to determine votes over time. After
being selected, electors frequently cast their electoral ballots for the party who received the
majority of their government (Edwards, 2019). Furthermore, 18 states have no laws expressly
discussing this comportment. The outcomes in an election usually are focused on state-by-
state public polls, which is why faithless and unspoken ballots in the present period will not
impact the outcome.
My chosen presidential election from history is The 2000 United States presidential
election was the 54th quadrennial presidential election, which was won by George W. Bush.
It was mostly uncertain who prevailed, and also Florida state's votes were undecided.
The returns revealed that Bush won Florida so slightly that policy legislation demanded a
recount. Eventually, Bush earned 271 electoral votes, one more than a plurality, even as Gore
collected 543,895 more votes of the people (a 0.51% margin) (Zingher, 2016) Bush has
influenced 11 Democratic states since 1996: Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, Kentucky,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ohio, Tennessee, and West
Virginia. Several nations in the South and Midwest have now become protected areas for the
Republican Party's presidential race.
Furthermore, Maine and Nebraska both required each nominee to split their electoral
votes. For each nation, the winner of the state election earns two electoral votes, and the
winner of each legislative district receives one electoral vote.

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