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How does Nebraska award Electoral College votes? There are only two states that split their electoral votes by congressional district: Nebraska and Maine.

The proposal has been endorsed by President Trump, who backed a bid to transition Nebraska to a winner-takes-all Electoral College system for presidential elections before the 2024 contest.

Maine and Nebraska handle the electoral college differently than any other states. Here's how and why.