Answer:
C.
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Explanation:
D is more of a speculation or personal opinion. While many may believe this is the consequential outcome because of the way the democratic process is structured, the Constitution itself suggests no such thing, so you cannot use that answer.
(v-explanation of why C is correct-v)
The popular vote does not necessarily dictate the electoral vote exactly, however, it does provide a good indication of what the electoral cote will be. This is because:
*the electoral delegates from a state often closely reflect the values, concerns, and in turn, opinions/votes of the population.
*A lot of states require the electoral college to follow the popular vote, however, it is not an obligation in all states, so it can still go the other way.
* A and B are incorrect and history has shown us evidence of that.
So C is your answer.
