A state, which is not maine or nebraska, has eight members in the house of representatives. in a presidential election, that state's population votes 40 percent for the democratic candidates and 60 percent for the republican candidate. how are the state's electoral votes allocated

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Shaun Shepard

25 August, 18:57

A state, which is not maine or nebraska, has eight members in the house of representatives. in a presidential election, that state's population votes 40 percent for the democratic candidates and 60 percent for the republican candidate. how are the state's electoral votes allocated

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Maliyah Guerrero · Answer 1

The correct answer is Ten electoral votes are pledged to the Republican candidate.

That is because all electoral votes go to the victor, they are not split like in Maine or Nebraska. There's ten of them because eight members in the house of representatives means that there is a high enough population according to the census to make sure that there are 10 electoral votes.