"electoral vote" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence such as: "The electoral vote in this election was very close."
Another "faithless" elector announced he wouldn't cast his electoral vote on Dec. 19 for Donald Trump.
10One Gore elector from Washington, D.C., abstained from casting an electoral vote.
One electoral vote, two, maybe three".
Those were the widest electoral vote margins.
* One electoral vote in Nebraska remains undecided.
The final electoral vote results were: Jackson 178, Adams 83.
In these elections, the electoral vote winner is not the popular vote winner.
Then the popular-vote winner will be assured of also being the electoral-vote winner.
Through the night, she watched the results, as Bush's electoral-vote total began to rise.
What is the "it" that he would be looking at, other than the electoral-vote totals?
One guest guessed correctly: It was George W. Bush's bare electoral-vote majority in 2000.
