Question

general election
electoral college
inauguration
registered
voters in each
state cast
popular
votes.
popular votes
count towards
choosing a group
of electors in
each state.
after the
general election,
the electors from
each state cast
electoral votes.
electoral votes
count towards
choosing the
president - elect
and vice
president elect.
the president

• elect and vice

president elect
officially take
over as
president and
vice president.
what group of votes counts toward choosing members of the electoral college?
the vote cast by the house of representatives
the vote cast by registered voters
the vote cast by the senate
the vote cast by state legislatures

Explanation:

To determine the group of votes that counts toward choosing members of the Electoral College, we refer to the provided diagram. The "General election" section states: "Registered voters in each state cast popular votes. Popular votes count towards choosing a group of electors in each state." The other options (House of Representatives, Senate, state legislatures) are not mentioned as the group whose votes choose Electoral College members. The votes from registered voters (popular votes) are linked to selecting electors.

Answer:

the vote cast by registered voters