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the electoral vote is also determined by state size population of state
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just pick one
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pick state size or population of state
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how many vote to win
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what area has 0 senetes
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The electoral vote is partially determined by the population of each state. Each state is allocated a number of electoral votes based on their representation in Congress, which is determined by the combination of their population size and the number of congressional districts they have.

To calculate the number of electoral votes a state gets, they are awarded the same number of electors as their total number of senators (which is fixed at two for every state) plus the number of representatives they have in the House of Representatives (which is determined by population size).

The population size of each state is a crucial factor in determining their representation and electoral votes. States with larger populations usually have more representatives and therefore more electoral votes. However, it is important to note that each state is guaranteed at least three electoral votes, regardless of their population size. This mechanism aims to ensure some level of balance between large and small states in the election process.
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The electoral vote is determined by the population of each state. Each state is allocated a number of electoral votes based on their representation in Congress, which is determined by the combination of their population size and the number of congressional districts they have. States with larger populations usually have more representatives and therefore more electoral votes.
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The electoral vote is primarily determined by the population of each state. States with larger populations usually have more electoral votes.
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To win the presidential election, a candidate must receive at least 270 electoral votes. This number represents more than half of the total 538 electoral votes available across all states. Winning 270 or more electoral votes ensures that a candidate has secured a majority and will become the President of the United States.
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No area or territory in the United States has zero senators. Each state, regardless of its size or population, is constitutionally assigned two senators, granting them equal representation in the Senate. This principle of equal representation in the Senate was established to protect the interests of smaller states.