"Remove Electoral College toggle"

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If the Electoral College has invaded your phone screen, here’s how to get rid of it

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Some iOS users with the Washington Post app may have looked down at their device tonight only to find an undismissable black toggle hovering on their screen.

The electoral vote counts in the 2024 presidential race slowly ticking upwards.

If you tap on it it merely expands to give you more information about the race, along with little drawn portraits of the candidates.

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