Sentence examples for its electors from inspiring English sources

It can "appoint" its electors itself, or it can pass a law leaving the choice to the people.

And the second is whether Florida is prepared to tell the American people that it will disqualify its electors and possibly hinge the election of the presidency on the only two witnesses presented by the plaintiffs.

It can direct that all its electors must go to the statewide winner — only three states did it that way in the first elections, but now forty-eight do, mainly because the party that controls the legislature seldom feels like sharing — or it can direct that all its electors go to the national winner.

It provides that if a state chooses its electors according to "laws enacted prior to" Election Day, then that choice "shall be conclusive" and the electors will not be subject to challenge by Congress.

Free speech as a safety valve, dissent diverted, makes no serious contribution to the maintenance of a state that is responsive to the needs of its electors, or of the institutions on which it rests.

It's one of only two states that awards its electors by Congressional district, rather than through a winner-take-all system.

At the same time, he refused to evacuate Saxony until its elector had renounced any claim to reparation.

Under the status quo, the same "plenary power" that Taranto thinks would fatally undermine N.P.V. would allow any state legislature controlled by Party X in a state whose people voted for Party Y to simply ignore its own state law and assign its Presidential electors to the candidate of Party X.

(It's not: the Constitution gives every state absolute freedom to "appoint" its Presidential electors on any basis it likes, including coin flips and Ouija boards.

The margin of victory that was certified is smaller than the electoral college itself, with its 538 electors.

If the election is really close, its individual electors could be the factor upon which this campaign turns.