What does the district plan entail concerning electoral votes?

The district plan refers to a method of allocating electoral votes based on congressional districts rather than a statewide winner. In this system, each state would divide its electoral votes according to the popular vote within each of its congressional districts. This means that the candidate who wins a particular district would receive that district's electoral vote. Additionally, states could award any remaining electoral votes based on the overall winner of the state, depending on specific rules adopted by the state.

This approach attempts to reflect the voting preferences of individual districts more accurately, rather than providing all the electoral votes to a single candidate based solely on statewide results. It promotes a more localized representation in the electoral process and can encourage candidates to campaign in diverse regions of a state to win specific districts.