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country bumpkin

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Electors

The citizens of the United States do not elect their president directly. When Americans cast their vote for a presidential candidate, they are really voting for an elector — a delegate pledged to vote for that same candidate. There are 538 such electors chosen in every presidential election. As a group they are known as the electoral college.

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