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The formula used for determining a state’s electoral votes is: A. 1 per 250,000 B. 1 per 100,000 C. 1 for every 300,000 that voted in the last election D. 1 for every 500,000 th…

The formula used for determining a state’s electoral votes is: A. 1 per 250,000 B. 1 per 100,000 C. 1 for every 300,000 that voted in the last election D. 1 for every 500,000 th…
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The formula used for determining a state’s electoral votes is:

A. 1 per 250,000

B. 1 per 100,000

C. 1 for every 300,000 that voted in the last election

D. 1 for every 500,000 that voted in the last election

E. Number of House members plus Senators

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E. Number of House members plus Senators.

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