Multiple Choice
In the Electoral College process,
A) the electoral winner usually is not the winner of the popular vote.
B) the Senate will select the president if no candidate wins a majority of the electoral vote.
C) most states use a winner-takes-all system in selecting electoral votes.
D) a run-off election will be held if no candidate wins a majority of either the electoral or popular votes.
E) the Senate and the House of Representatives select the Vice-president.
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