Does the electoral college have to vote for Donald Trump?
Do you think republican members of the electoral college will go against tradition and refuse to vote for Trump in December 2016?
Is it highly unlikely that the 37 faithless electors will prevent Trump from assuming office? Can the electors in the Electoral College ignore what their votes "are supposed" to be, and vote on conscience? Considering how many Republican legislators refuse to disavow Trump, do you believe that they will obstruct Trump? 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? How many electors could vote against Trump? Is it likely that if Trump makes it to the Presidential election, some Republicans would vote for the Democratic Party? What are the odds of sufficient faithless electors to make Trump not get to 270? I've tried, but I still don't understand: How does the Electoral College assure a fairer vote than the popular vote? What can we do to get voters who really dislike both Clinton and Trump to vote for a third party? Since Trump won the election on December 19th is it highly likely the House of Representatives will challenge votes? Who splits electoral college votes? Why? Will Ted Cruz supporters give up their political values to vote for Donald Trump? How many faithless electors are there right now to stop Trump from becoming president? Is there a chance that the faithless electors can change the result of 2016 US presidential election on December 19th 2016? If either Trump or Clinton won the popular vote and lost the electoral vote would there be chaos and challenges to the voting process? Should we abolish the electoral college? Do you think it would be fair if future presidential elections are decided by the popular vote and not the electoral college? Are Democrats aware that roughly half of American voters with college degrees voted for Trump? Should we abolish the Electoral College? Why or why not? How many faithless electors are there are right to stop Trump from becoming president? Why is the USA electoral college unchanged? What would be the breaking point of the Electoral College? Tony Fratto: Is it likely that a significant number of moderate Republicans will vote Democratic if Trump is the GOP's nominee? 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? Will we know the electoral college vote count by December 19, or are the votes sealed and the results not known until January? What are the pros & cons of replacing the USA electoral college with a popular vote? If Trump withdrew from the elections, would that change who you vote for? According to the law, can faithless electors actually change the result of a presidential election? Do any Republicans regret voting for Trump?