How exactly does the Electoral College function when choosing an American President?

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420 Veggies asked:


I follow politics on and off, but I haven’t gotten into it heavily. I have not voted yet. )o;’ Since this whole Bush thing I am so aggravated I don’t even like watching the news anymore.

So how exactly does the Electoral College function when choosing an American President?

Please no stupid replies, and no wikipedia copy and pastes…

Thanks

Marian

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One Response to “How exactly does the Electoral College function when choosing an American President?”

  1. MrV Says:
    April 15th, 2008 at 5:43 pm

    The political party of the nation counts the partys candidate gets 12 electoral college in their state that has.
    For electors do not get enough electoral votes when you vote at the president of.