Illinois has 21 electors... also known as electoral votes. You can figure this out by adding the number of Representatives and the number of senators. Every state has 2 senators, and Illinois has 19 Representative's, and 19 + 2= 21... electors!
No, there are 2 senators per state and there could be many electors.
One elector per senator and representative. So there are 50 states, each with 2 senators, plus 435 representatives, for a total of 535 electors in the Electoral College.
They have nine.
The state gets 1 electoral vote for each senator and representative that they have.
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4, 2 per representative
Three is the minimum number of electors a state can have because the number of a state's electors equals the total number of U. S. Senators and U. S. Representatives representing that state in Congress, and every state has two Senators and a minimum of one Representative.
Colorado has 2 Senators. The same as every other state.
31 electoral votes. 2 senators, 29 reps.It has 31 electors.
Colorado has 2 senators. As of February 2012 our senators are: Michael Bennet-D and Mark Udall-D