History, 21.10.2020 20:01 Fahaddie

The presidential election of 1888, won by Benjamin Harrison, is an example of how a candidate can A. be chosen by the House of Representatives after tying in the electoral vote
B. win the election while also winning the popular vote
C. be chosen by the Senate after tying in the electoral vote
D. win the election despite losing the popular vote

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