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In the Electoral College, each state has electors equal to:

A. a fixed proportion of its population.
B. a subset of its wealthiest citizens.
C. its representation in Congress.
D. the number of its representatives in the House.



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Final answer:

The Electoral College assigns electors to states based on their representation in Congress.


Explanation:

In the Electoral College system, each state receives a certain number of electors based on its representation in Congress. This means that the number of electors a state has is determined by the total number of representatives and senators from that state.


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