The electoral college system benefits state governments by

-encouraging citizens to vote in state-level elections.
-permitting state executives to select the nation's leader.
-increasing national political attention on individual states.
-providing federal revenue to state-run educational programs.
-acting as liaison for communication between state and national legislators.

is a or b correct? im leaning more towards b, can someone

The answer looks it might be B. Why?

- Choice A: The Electoral College does not encourage the citizens of the US to vote in state level elections.

- Choice C: The Electoral College does not increase national political attention on individual states, although the Electoral College in the 2016 election did ignite a national debate on whether or not the US should keep the Electoral College system.

- Choice D: The Electoral College does not provide federal revenue to state-run educational programs.

- Choice E: The Electoral College does not act as a liasion for communication between state and national legislators since it is not a "physical" system.

• Additional Information:

--- The purpose of the Electoral College is to be a compromise between the election of the president by the vote of Congress and the popular vote of the people.

--- The founding fathers established the Electoral College in the United States Constitution, believing that it would be both a buffer and provide fair power to all states regardless of size.