It is possible for a presidential candidate to lose the popular vote and still win the election through the Electoral College

-True

-False

True

Explanation:

It is possible to lose the popular vote and still win the election because the balance of electoral votes is skewed. For example, all the midwest states have little population, but they still have the base 3 points no matter what. If one person gets all the midwest states and the other gets big states, the first one can still win. Richard Nixon is a good example of this happening.

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