- Look up
elector in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Elector may
refer to: Prince-
elector or
elector, a
member of the
electoral college of the Holy Roman...
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their electors,
meaning all
their electors go to one
winning ticket.
Maine and
Nebraska choose one
elector per
congressional district and two
electors for...
- Empire. Usually, half of the
electors were archbishops. From the 13th
century onwards, a
small group of prince-
electors gained the
privilege of electing...
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special legislative sessions to
replace legitimate Biden electors with fake
Trump electors based on
unfounded allegations of
election fraud.
Trump pressured...
- each
state legislates the
method by
which its
electors are to be selected. Many
states require electors to have
pledged to vote for the
candidates of...
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punish electors who vote in
opposition to the plurality,
known as "faithless" or "unpledged"
electors. In
modern times,
faithless and
unpledged electors have...
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ruled by the
electors in
personal union. It was
called the
Department of Bremen-Verden, Hadeln,
Lauenburg and Bentheim. Nonetheless, the
electors spent most...
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choosing electors on
Election Day in November, and
these electors choosing the
president and vice
president of the
United States in December.
Electors in practice...
- Saxe-Wittenberg an electorate, a
territory whose ruler was one of the prince-
electors who
chose the Holy
Roman emperor.
After the
extinction of the male Saxe-Wittenberg...
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allotted eight electors in time,
there were no
voting electors from New York. (e) Two
electors from
Maryland did not vote. (f) One
elector from Virginia...
