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This is why many presidential candidates want to win states like Texas, Florida, and New York.
If you currently add up the electoral votes of those three states, you would have 96 electoral votes.
Connecticut and West Virginia, they would only gain 31 electoral votes total from those eight states.
This means that the winner may have won and collected their electoral votes by small margins, winning just enough states with just enough electoral votes, but the losing candidate may have captured large voter margins in the remaining states.
If this is the case, the very large margins secured by the losing candidate in the other states would add up to over 50% of the ballots cast nationally.
Some critics of the electoral college argue the system gives an unfair advantage to states with large numbers of electoral votes.
This is why both parties pay attention to these states.
However, others argue that the electoral college protects small states such as Rhode Island, Vermont and New Hampshire, and even geographically large states with small populations like Alaska, Wyoming and the Dakotas.
That's because a candidate can't completely ignore small states, because in a close election, every electoral vote counts.
There are certain states that have a long history of voting for a particular party.
These are known as "safe states."
States that are teetering between between parties are called "swing states."
In the past four election cycles, Ohio and Florida have been swing states, twice providing electoral votes for a Democratic candidate, and twice providing electoral votes for a Republican candidate.
Are your neighboring states swing or safe?
Euclid's version states that, "If a line falls on two other lines so that the measure of the two interior angles on the same side of the transversal add up to less than two right angles, then the lines eventually intersect on that side, and therefore are not parallel."
The highest court, the Supreme Court, settles disputes among states, hears appeals from state and federal courts, and determines if federal laws are constitutional.
For me, it's among the purposes of my life to take us from states of ignorance to states of understanding with bold exploration that you can't do every day."
We adopted the fledgling internet working standard from the States, followed by the rest of Europe, and we established the principal link at CERN between Europe and the States in 1989, and the truly global internet took off!
And Newton's Third Law states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Our first physiological hypothesis states that contagious yawning is triggered by a specific stimulus, an initial yawn.
The technical term for this is that the states of the cats are entangled.
How is it that the states of cats on opposite sides of the universe can be entangled in this way?
And I work on a variety of different resurrection plants, shown here in the hydrated and dry states, for a number of reasons.
Doctors believe that certain kinds of long-term, unexplained emotional states are at least partially related to brain chemistry, the balance of various chemicals present inside the brain.
But although it was declared an official holiday in 1934, individual states aren't required to observe it.
Only 23 states close public services, and more states are moving away from it completely."
If it weren't possible for quantum objects to be in two states at once, the computer you're using to watch this couldn't exist.
This superposition of states also leads to modern technology.
This gigantic superposition of states determines the ways electrons move through the material, whether it's a conductor or an insulator or a semiconductor.
But now in direct opposition to its own patent office, the US government files a brief that states that is has reconsidered this issue in light of the district court's opinion, and has concluded that isolated DNA is not patent eligible.
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