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Part V: Electoral College Steps

1. Eligible voters (citizens,18 & older) cast ballots for their choice for President of the United States

2. The candidate who wins most of a state’s ______________ receives ALL of the state’s _____________ votes → Your Vote does Count!

3. * A Presidential candidate must receive a ____________ (more than 50%) of all electoral votes to win the presidential election

→ Today, a majority is _________ vote

→ Total Electoral Votes = ________

4. * If no candidate wins a majority of the electoral votes, the ________________________ decides the Presidential election.

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