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United States Presidential Election
United States Presidential Election
Today I’m going to talk about the United States’ Presidential Election and how it
works.
which each state gains weight, according to the size of its population.
The candidate who receives at least 270 votes from the electoral college from
the 538 delegates from all over the country wins. In practice, what citizens
elected on November 3 this year and in all presidential elections, are the
For example, the most populous state, California, has the largest number of
delegates at the electoral college, 55. After counting voters' votes, California's
55 votes are attributed to the presidential candidate who obtained the majority
in the state. To help, almost all states adopt a system called winner-take-all, in
which the candidate who gets the most delegates stays with everyone. In other
Two parties are major rivals in American politics: the Democratic and the
election. In general, there are states that are traditionally Republican, others
where Democrats almost always win. What changes the game are the few
states that do not maintain a history of fixed political tendency, the so-called
This year the presidential candidates were Joe Biden who represented
Democrats and Donald Trump who represented Republicans. And the final
result of the elections showed that Biden managed to raise 306 delegates from
Republicans represented by Donald Trump. Those who have stripes are the
swing states that in the last elections voted for one party and for these in
another.
In conclusion, we can say that the American elections are very different from
ours and I hope that you have learnt more about this topic.