How many electoral votes does each elector cast for president?

The correct answer indicates that each elector casts one vote for president. In the United States Electoral College system, each state is allocated a number of electors based on its representation in Congress, which equals the total number of its Senators (two) plus the number of its Representatives in the House. When the electors meet after the general election, they each cast a single vote specifically for the presidential candidate of their choice.

The incorrect response may suggest otherwise, but it is essential to understand that the system is structured so that each elector’s contribution is limited to one vote for president, reinforcing the principle of individual representation within the electoral framework.