Which statement is not true of the electoral college?

a. the electoral college is not a binding vote.

c. nothing is written in the constitution binding electors to voting the way a state votes.

b. if there is a tie, then the house of representatives can break the tie.

d. winner of popular vote may not win the electoral vote.

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Itzel Wyatt

Social Studies

13 January, 18:58

Which statement is not true of the electoral college?

a. the electoral college is not a binding vote.

c. nothing is written in the constitution binding electors to voting the way a state votes.

b. if there is a tie, then the house of representatives can break the tie.

d. winner of popular vote may not win the electoral vote.

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Aniya Brewer · Answer 1

The electoral college is a process in which 538 electors are chosen and the majority (that is 270 electoral votes) is required to elect the President and Vice President. The answer to this item is letter c which appears to be in second based on your ordering of the choices.