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MSNBC--why is Nebraska striped on the map? (Original Post)
KatyaR
Nov 2020
OP
They're one of 2 states that don't give all of their electoral votes to the state winner...
SidDithers
Nov 2020
#5
Maine and Nebraska have 2 Congressional districts where the votes can be split between Parties. nt
OAITW r.2.0
Nov 2020
#10
Don't know the details, but Nebraska divides their 4 electoral votes in some way
rocktivity
Nov 2020
#13
geomon666
(7,519 posts)1. They split their electoral votes n/t
tblue37
(68,341 posts)2. They split their electoral votes.
MakeTXBlue2020
(133 posts)3. Biden won the second district
The Velveteen Ocelot
(129,730 posts)4. They divide up their electoral votes.
SidDithers
(44,333 posts)5. They're one of 2 states that don't give all of their electoral votes to the state winner...
NE has 5 EVs.
4 went to Trump
1 went to Biden.
Maine is the other state.
Biden won 3 EVs
Trump won 1.
Sid
TwilightZone
(28,836 posts)6. Biden won NE-2
District 2. They award 1 EV per district, similar to Maine.
Sanity Claws
(22,363 posts)7. Not a winner take all state
Liberal In Texas
(16,089 posts)8. Like they said up there...
4 for Trump 1 for Biden (Omaha area.)
Drahthaardogs
(6,843 posts)9. Split electoral votes
2nd District (Omaha) voted Biden
OAITW r.2.0
(31,731 posts)10. Maine and Nebraska have 2 Congressional districts where the votes can be split between Parties. nt
AngryOldDem
(14,180 posts)11. Maine is like that too, I think.
KewlKat
(5,807 posts)12. Because it breaks up the monotony of solid red and solid blue.
rocktivity
(44,999 posts)13. Don't know the details, but Nebraska divides their 4 electoral votes in some way
And Maine divides their two.
rocktivity
KatyaR
(3,635 posts)14. Thanks, everyone!
I was totally confused.
