Technically yes. The president gets elected based on the Electoral vote, not the popular vote. So even if a candidate wins the popular vote, they can still lose the Electoral vote. but that almost never happens. the electoral college was put in place by the founding fathers because they didnt want the average person(uneducated hill folk) deciding who the president would be.
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Yes It does. When you vote the state sees the votes and th e person who got the most votes by us, Gets all the Electoral Votes for that state.
When the black men were allowed to vote as citizens, their votes counted as full votes. Previously, states had been allowed to count slaves as 3/5 of a person for the purposes of selecting Congressman.
Good question. I have wondered the same thing. Some women vote the way their husbands vote.others seem to think their vote doesn’t count.
They found out who didn't vote and make them vote.
It is important to vote so everyone can vote for their choice in whatever needs voting on.
William Paterson believed that slaves could vote for taxes paid by state but only 3/5 of the slaves should be counted for determining but not for determining representation in the national legislature. :)
counts as one !
People say their vote doesn't count because the votes are not direct, you aren't voting for the president but for someone called an electorate from the electoral college to vote for you
It will be counted.
Of coarse.
The vote recorder helps people to count votes and get results in faster.
No. You have to be 18 to vote. Close doesn't count.
well if im not a adult then it does not count
yes
Yes, Congress counted blacks as 1 third of a person
Electoral vote! Evidently the popular vote doesn't count since Gore won the popular vote.
Louisiana
When the black men were allowed to vote as citizens, their votes counted as full votes. Previously, states had been allowed to count slaves as 3/5 of a person for the purposes of selecting Congressman.