Diane C. answered • 03/30/19
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No. It is against the law to vote more than once for the same person in one election. Also, most ballots do not provide that opportunity.
Can an electoral college member vote twice for the same man?
In the electoral college, members vote for a president and vice president in order to get both positions. Could they just vote for the same man twice for president (thus giving up the vice presidency chances) and double their chances of getting a president in office?
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