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In Texas, when you vote for president, your vote helps decide the allocation of the state's electoral votes in the Electoral College. Texas has a significant number of electoral votes, reflecting its population size, and these votes are awarded to the candidate who receives the majority of the popular vote in the state. This process ultimately contributes to determining the overall winner of the presidential election at the national level. Additionally, your vote can influence local and state races, as well as shape party dynamics within Texas.
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How does the European Union decide who will be president?
they vote
How many votes does the president get in Texas?
The president gets one vote if he is from Texas. Otherwise, he gets none.
Why doesn't the popular vote decide the president?
because its electoral votes and it technically is the most popular but congress also has to vote the new president in.
What us president bought Texas?
No one. Texas was a country and vote to enter the Nikon.
Who has responsibility to chose president and vice president?
The people of the United States. We vote for who we want elected and we ultimately decide who is president and vice president.
What is the best way to elect a president?
By popular vote! The electoral college should not decide.
Why did the house of Representatives decide the election of 1800-?
The electorate at that time could vote for both the president and vice president separately, and the vote did not distinguish whether it was for president or vice president. Both Jefferson and Burr got a majority of votes, so the house had to vote to decide who was president and who was vice president.
Who assumes leadership if Poland's president dies?
Usually, the Vice President will decide, but sometimes it depends on which the senate wants to vote or let someone with maybe more power decide the final decision.
How does Mexico pick their presidents do they let the people decide?
Yes, the Mexican president is elected by direct popular vote.
Who will Texas vote for president in 2012?
In the 2012 presidential election, Texas voted for the Republican candidate, Mitt Romney.
Why do people vote if election is based on electoral votes?
The reason why people vote for the president even though it is based on an electoral college is because if you are voting for a slate of people which vote for the president, it is still important! It is even more important if you are in a battleground state because then your vote could help decide the election! (example: Albert Gore Jr. vs. George W. Bush; 300 votes in Florida could have changed the outcome of the election!)
What event led to the Mexican American war?
The vote in congress to annex Texas
