Question

what is the greatest strength of the electoral college? it makes both large and small states important. it makes everyones vote count equally. it provides greater security of elections.

Explanation:

To determine the greatest strength of the Electoral College, we analyze each option:

• "It makes everyone’s vote count equally" is incorrect because the Electoral College system means that votes have different weights (e.g., a vote in a small state can have more relative impact in the Electoral College, and the winner - take - all system in many states means that votes for the losing candidate in a state don't contribute to that state's electoral votes for president).
• "It provides greater security of elections" is not a primary or widely - recognized greatest strength of the Electoral College. The Electoral College's main design is related to state representation.
• "It makes both large and small states important" is correct. Small states have a minimum of 3 electoral votes (2 senators + 1 representative), so they have a voice in the election. Large states have more electoral votes due to their larger populations, so candidates must campaign in both large and small states, giving importance to both in the presidential election process.

Answer:

A. It makes both large and small states important.