Question 12 • AP US Government and Politics
Most states award all their electoral votes to the candidate who wins the state, rather than dividing them in proportion to individual votes. In a state that overwhelmingly supports Republicans, the Democratic voter may expect the Republican candidate to win all of the state’s electoral votes, making the voter feel that their vote will not affect the outcome. So the most likely result is lower motivation to vote, as described in choice D.
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