The number of a state's electoral votes could change if the:
a- government in the state is ruled in violation of a federal policy
b- results of a state election are disputed and found to be flawed
c- president orders additional or fewer electoral votes to the state
d- state population has a major change compared to other states

The number of a state's electoral votes could change if the state population has a major change compared to other states. A change in the population of a state could significantly alter the number of votes from such state. An increase in the population of eligible voters will result in an increase in votes and a decrease in population of eligible voters as a result of migration or increase in death rate will result in a decrease in the number of electoral votes.

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Answer:

state population has a major change compared to other states ( D )

Explanation:

The number of a state's electoral votes could change if the state population has a major change compared to other states in the country. such kind of changes include increase or decrease in the population of the state which could be caused by natural disasters or natural effects like increase in death or birth rates in the states.

When the results of a state election are disputed it can be taken to the court in order to get a fair ruling on the matter but this can not change the number of a state's electoral votes in the future.