some states electors not bound by law

[nc4rp]

just a FYI for whatever its worth-


from: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071201063043AAMQ3Yq&show=7

 

[Bradley in DC]

Um, the link didn't work for me, and what on earth does a state's number of electoral votes have to do with the Republican primary?

If you're talking about the general election than states don't have any authority to bind their presidential electors to the electoral college to vote for anyone.

 

[nc4rp]

youre right it doesnt have anything to do with the primary. post withdrawn

 

[teshuah]

in our delegate election process, the Presidential electors are also voted for out of the potential delegates here in Minnesota. So, yes this would apply.

 

[Bradley in DC]

in our delegate election process, the Presidential electors are also voted for out of the potential delegates here in Minnesota. So, yes this would apply.

Read my post--the NUMBER of electoral votes...so, no, it does not apply.