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- Some states have gained and lost electoral votes over time. Ex: Texas had 40, but it decreased to 37.
- In the past, the President and Vice President ran for office separately
- Technology has also changed elections in multiple ways, for example, presidential campaigns and polls.
Annabell Hickle
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∙ 15y agoWhat is the changing role of the office of the presidency with emphasis on the electoral college, length of terms, and the federal bureaucracy.
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how long is each presidential term of office
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1994
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When was president HHoover presidential term?
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