electorial college vote time magazine poll

electoral college vote.

washington times, a post republican national convention poll conducted by time magazine shows an 11 point lead for president bush, bush 52%, kerry 41%

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• electoral electorial electors college Article II Section I - the presidential electors are chosen by the political parties. The major parties usually choose them at state conventions. Party leaders may also decide who will perform this job. Once they are chosen, political parties submit the names of the electors to each state's election office. Each party nominates a slate of presidential electors for that state.
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