How can the electoral college be abolished?
Why should the electoral college be abolished permanently?
Why is the electoral college necessary? Why does the United States continue to use the outdated electoral college when the reasons for its use have not existed in the last 100 years? How is the electoral college democratic? Do other democracies have the electoral college or an equivalent? If not, how is their democracy fair? Are there other countries that use an electoral college aside from the U.S.? What if the U.S. had no electoral college, but used popularity votes? Is Slavery The Reason that the Electoral College Was Created? Does the Electoral College have the power to reject Trump, or any candidate for that matter, if enough electors decided to change their vote? Can the electors in the Electoral College ignore what their votes "are supposed" to be, and vote on conscience? Are the members of the electoral college obliged to vote for the candidate they represent? Given the Electoral College system, and wide state autonomy in certain matters, shouldn't the US be considered a federation rather than a country? Can electoral college electors vote for more than one candidate? Why does the US voting system go by the electoral system? What happens if presidential candidates cannot get the required amount of electoral votes? Has any one become president after losing electoral college and winning popular vote? According to the law, can faithless electors actually change the result of a presidential election? When was U.S electoral votes per state last revised? Should it be revised? When was last U.S electoral votes per state revised? Should it be revised? Would American politics be more or less polarized if state legislatures picked electors themselves, rather than have them selected by popular vote? 2 wolves and a lamb vote on what's for dinner argument (tyrannic majority) is often made for electoral college. But is it truly democratic? What would happen if none of the candidates received 270 electoral votes? Do you think republican members of the electoral college will go against tradition and refuse to vote for Trump in December 2016? 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? Will we know the electoral college vote count by December 19, or are the votes sealed and the results not known until January? Do we find out who the Electoral College elected on December 19, or January 6? Why did the founding fathers decide to use electoral votes instead of popular votes to elect presidents? How can a president win the electoral vote but lose popular vote? In which states is it legal for electors to be faithless and could faithless electors change the expected outcome of the 2016 presidential election? How are electoral votes determined? What are the pros and cons of eliminating the Federal Department of Education?