The Electoral College

True or False: Most democratic countries around the world determine who their next leader (or president) will be with a popular vote.

When an American votes in a presidential election they are ACTUALLY voting on who their _________ will vote for in the presidential election. 

True or False: To win the presidential election in the United States you MUST WIN the most overall votes by people in all U.S. States.

A State gets as many electoral votes in the presidential election as they have representatives in ___________________ and ___________________. [Choose 2]

To win the presidential election, a presidential candidate [person running to become president] MUST WIN how electoral votes from the States? 

True or False: For MOST States, the presidential candidate with the MOST popular votes wins all the electoral votes for that State.

By adding the 3/5 Compromise to the Constitution, what States gained more electoral votes - and more votes to choose the next president - when choosing the next president of the United States (i.e. Thomas Jefferson) 

Which States today are the MOST INFLUENTIAL and important to winning the presidential election and becoming the president of the United States?

True or False: The Electoral College is a group of people who elect the president of the United States.

Since 1964, how many electors have there been in each presidential election? 

The Electoral College includes all those who can vote in Congress. This includes... [Select All that APPLY]

True or False: It is POSSIBLE to win the popular vote in the United States, but not enough electoral votes to win the presidential election.

True or False: The Electoral College protects small states like New Hampshire, Vermont, and Rhode Island. 

When electing the President, should we change to a popular vote instead of the electoral college?