Unlike most states, Maine and Nebraska distribute their electoral college votes in a manner that is more closely tied ... a ...

Nebraska splits its electoral votes into two groups, but many want to know why it does that instead of allocating them the way most states do.

Republicans’ final-hour push to change the way Nebraska allocates electoral votes appears to have died, preventing a rules ...

Nebraska only has five electoral votes in the presidential election but can play an important role because unlike every other state except Maine, it divides those votes among geographic districts.

The US presidential election's outcome hinges on a few competitive states, especially Pennsylvania, which could determine the winner.

What does electoral college mean ... the candidate who gets the most votes wins all of that state’s electors (the two exceptions are Maine and Nebraska, which send electors on a more ...