Post by James G on Jan 22, 2021 12:59:14 GMT
Looking at Electoral College totals, there is all sorts of craziness. Those low-population states are required by law to have three votes each from the 538 total. Okay, so that is a bit reasonable, maybe, because they have two senators and one congressman/woman.
However, Washington DC gets three too. It is treated as a state despite being not. Why doesn't DC just have one?
In the future, should DC become a state, it would get three like the smallest states. How many Electoral College votes would Puerto Rico get if that island was made a state?
However, Washington DC gets three too. It is treated as a state despite being not. Why doesn't DC just have one?
In the future, should DC become a state, it would get three like the smallest states. How many Electoral College votes would Puerto Rico get if that island was made a state?
