The question is not complete, here is the complete one;
In 2028, the Republican Party controls
the U.S. Senate and the Democratic Party controls the U.S. House of
Representatives. Each party hopes its candidate can win the presidential
election, giving the party more of a say in the country's policies. It's a
close race — in the end, 51 percent of Americans vote for Republican candidate
Ted Torres. Former U.S. senator Rosa Marcus, the Democratic candidate, receives
5 more electoral votes than Torres — just enough for her to reach a total of
270 electoral votes. According
to the rules of the Electoral College, Marcus will win the election. What
adjustment to the Electoral College would change this outcome?
The answer is "all states splitting their electoral votes between the
candidates based on what percentage of the popular vote they won".
The Electoral College<span> comprises
of 538 voters. A dominant part of 270 electoral votes is required to choose the
President. Your state's entitled designation of electors is equal with the
quantity of individuals in its Congressional delegation, one for every part in
the House of Representatives in addition to two for your Senators.</span>
