<p>Also realize that in many states, the Senators and Congressmen talk to each other about who they are going to nominate. This gives a chance for everyone applying for a nomination to be listed in the MOC’s slate.</p>
<p>I might be wrong on this, but I don’t believe the admissions board “decides” who gets which nomination and secondly, I don’t even think the board considers if one has multiple nominations (for the reasons above). There is a special Appointments and Nominations Office inside the CGO, and I believe that office handles these matters. </p>
<p>As many mentioned before, it only takes one slate to be on, in order to have a shot at an appointment. In no way is one more “special” because they have received multiple nominations (maybe excluding a Vice Presidential nomination, since its extremely competitive).</p>