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What is the fewest number of elector a state can have and why

What is the fewest number of elector a state can have and why
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What is the fewest number of elector a state can have and why

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The correct answer is three.

At minimum, a state would get an elector for each of their Senators (two) and get an elector for their House Representative (1 minimum).

States like Vermont and Alaska only have three electors.


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