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Nebraska could change its unique electoral system: Professor | NewsNation Live

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Nebraska has an unorthodox way of awarding presidential electors, departing from the winner-take-all model used by almost all states. Two of the state’s electoral votes go to the statewide winner and the winner in each congressional district gets one elector. Randy Adkins, a political science professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, says the system may change. Adkins also discusses how pivotal Omaha could be in the 2024 election.

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Cliff Lindell

26m ago

So, just because you say nebraska could change the allocation? Why??

Terry Cline

19h ago

If the left & right don't like it, I'd say it's about perfect. Try explaining the unicameral to others...

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