Why do we use electoral voting instead of majority vote?
Why did the founding fathers decide to use electoral votes instead of popular votes to elect presidents?
Which countries use the popular vote to elect their president and do these examples support the popular vote as a good idea for the U.S.? What if the U.S. had no electoral college, but used popularity votes? Should the US electoral college be abolished or should it be used as the founders designed it to be used? Why don't presidential candidates choose early voting? If either Trump or Clinton won the popular vote and lost the electoral vote would there be chaos and challenges to the voting process? Does the Electoral College have the power to reject Trump, or any candidate for that matter, if enough electors decided to change their vote? How will write-in votes for President be counted? I.e. now that far more are *certain* to do so -- how's that work in the electoral college? Would American politics be more or less polarized if state legislatures picked electors themselves, rather than have them selected by popular vote? What happens if presidential candidates cannot get the required amount of electoral votes? How could the US electoral voting system be changed? If all US States assigned electoral votes proportionally how different would the US Presidential Election results be? Can the Electoral College deny the presidency to the person with the the most Electoral votes? Why do US citizens still vote for their president while their votes don't count? Are the members of the electoral college obliged to vote for the candidate they represent? Does compulsory voting strengthen or weaken democracy? Which presidents have endorsed and campaigned for presidential candidates? Why did some voters vote for Obama in 2008/2012 and for Trump in 2016? Do you think it would be fair if future presidential elections are decided by the popular vote and not the electoral college? Would US elections be any different if everyone who was allowed to vote did so? What do American voters value more in presidential elections? The past record of the candidate or the promises made by him? What's at least one reason that you've decided NOT to vote for one major candidate versus the other in the 2016 United States presidential election? Can the electoral college in December choose or decide that they don't want Trump as President anymore? Why do United States citizens vote for president even though their vote counts for nothing? Which president did you vote for in the 2016 election? What would the 2016 Presidential Election results look like if electoral votes were awarded proportionally? Will the U.S get rid of Electoral Voting System? Why does the United States seem to have only 2 political parties for voting? Why did Hillary focus so much on winning the Popular vote when it's the electoral vote that counts? Was Donald Trump smart to focus on the EC? How does gerrymandering affect presidential elections? What makes people vote Democratic?