Which of the following describes how the internet can indirectly eliminate the electoral college?

a. the electoral college was created when instantaneous voting wasn't possible, as it currently is with the internet.
b.
the electoral college only accepts students who are free from media influence.
c.
the electoral college accepts all people but is lagging behind in technology.
d.
the electoral college was created as a way to eliminate certain racial groups

The correct option is C) the electoral college accepts all people but is lagging behind in technology.

The option that describes how the Internet can indirectly eliminate the electoral college is that the electoral college accepts all people but is lagging behind in technology.

The electoral college is not an institution or organization, is a group of electors, specifically, 538 who votes to decide the election of the President of the United States. This number consists of 435 Representatives, 100 Senators, and three electors of the District of Columbia.

When a candidate receives 270 electoral votes, he/she wins the election. Political parties nominate electors in their respective conventions.

Without a doubt, the electoral college needs some modernization in its processes and the internet offers a great option to do so.

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