Can the Electoral College stop Trump and vote in Clinton?
Can the electoral college in December choose or decide that they don't want Trump as President anymore?
Why should the electoral college be abolished permanently? Why is the electoral college necessary? Should we abolish the electoral college? What steps could be taken to get rid of the electoral college? What are some alternatives to the electoral college? Why is the USA electoral college unchanged? What are the odds of sufficient faithless electors to make Trump not get to 270? What are alternatives to the electoral college in the U.S.? Do we find out who the Electoral College elected on December 19, or January 6? What would happen in US politics if we got rid of the electoral college? Should the US electoral college be abolished or should it be used as the founders designed it to be used? Are there other countries that use an electoral college aside from the U.S.? Hillary won the popular vote, Trump won the electoral college, but the delegates don't vote until December. Is there any chance this isn't over yet? Is there a way to circumvent the Electoral College without amending the U.S. Constitution? What happens if presidential candidates cannot get the required amount of electoral votes? What if the U.S. had no Electoral College, but instead used the Popular Vote? Do you think it would be fair if future presidential elections are decided by the popular vote and not the electoral college? How many electors could vote against Trump? What if the U.S. had no electoral college, but used popularity votes? What is the purpose of the US having the Electoral College? Why does the United States continue to use the outdated electoral college when the reasons for its use have not existed in the last 100 years?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 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? Do other democracies have the electoral college or an equivalent? If not, how is their democracy fair? Is there a chance that the faithless electors can change the result of 2016 US presidential election on December 19th 2016? Would American politics be more or less polarized if state legislatures picked electors themselves, rather than have them selected by popular vote? What is the point of objections in the electoral college count? Why do the United States prefer electing their presidents by electoral vote instead of popular vote? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Electoral College? Why did the founding fathers decide to use electoral votes instead of popular votes to elect presidents? If Trump dropped out of the race would there be another convention to choose someone else as presidential candidate?