The number of Electoral College votes a presidential candidate is more important than the number of popular votes a presidential candidate has since a candidate needs a majority of electoral votes--not popular votes--to win the election.
The answer would be half, I just did some quick research. Hope this helps :)
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The 19th and 24th Amendments were specifically written to increase participation of minorities in the U.S. government.
The 19th Amendment reserves women's suffrage rights. This means that they have the right to vote and participate in the government.
The 24th Amendment states that people cannot be denied their right to vote for not paying poll taxes. In the past, African Americans were required to pay poll taxes in order to vote. This restricted their rights because many could not afford to pay the taxes. The 24th Amendment outlawed this rule.
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