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True or False? The candidate who wins the popular vote always becomes president? Explain.
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True or False? The candidate who wins the popular vote always becomes president? Explain.
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Who ever has the most popular vote will most likely win but not always
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The candidate who wins the popular vote always becomes president is true but this is not always the case. There have been presidents who have won an election with fewer votes.
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