Question

what makes maine and nebraska unique in the electoral college? they divide their votes by district. they use a winner-takes-all system. they count peoples votes directly.

Explanation:

Most U.S. states use a winner-takes-all system for Electoral College votes, awarding all their electors to the presidential candidate who wins the statewide popular vote. Maine and Nebraska are unique because they allocate two electors to the statewide winner and one elector to the winner of each congressional district, allowing them to split their electoral votes between candidates.

Answer:

They divide their votes by district.