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The Electoral College system allows each state the same number of electors as the state's number of members of Congress. A criticism of this system of dividing the electoral…

The Electoral College system allows each state the same number of electors as the state's number of members of Congress. A criticism of this system of dividing the electoral…
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The Electoral College system allows each state the same number of

electors as the state's number of members of Congress. A criticism of this
system of dividing the electoral college is that

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The Electoral College system allows each state the same number of electors as the-example-1
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I think the answer is B. This is because bigger states have a greater population than smaller states and since they do, they have more representatives to represent them.
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