In Presidential Elections, the Unit Rule Most Commonly Refers to the Fact

question 19

Multiple Choice

In presidential elections, the unit rule most commonly refers to the fact that

• A) the unit of government that chooses the president is the Electoral College.
• B) each member of the Electoral College has only one vote.
• C) each member of the House of Representatives has only one vote.
• D) the House of Representatives is the unit of government that elects the president if no majority is reached in the Electoral College.
• E) the candidate who gets more popular votes in a state than any other candidate gets all of that state's Electoral College votes.

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