Why does the US voting system go by the electoral system?
Why does the US go by electoral votes and not popular votes?
What are electoral votes? How can someone win the popular vote but lose the electoral vote? How could the US electoral voting system be changed? Why do US citizens still vote for their president while their votes don't count? What happens if presidential candidates cannot get the required amount of electoral votes? Why do people vote? Do we need to watch our votes and double check they are not changed, possibly the machine rigged, in US Presidential election? If all US States assigned electoral votes proportionally how different would the US Presidential Election results be? How did the 2016 US election polls get it so wrong? Why does the United States seem to have only 2 political parties for voting? What causes American votes to tend to go back and forth in voting Republicans and Democrats? If either Trump or Clinton won the popular vote and lost the electoral vote would there be chaos and challenges to the voting process? Will the US ever use Single Transferable Vote in their elections? Would US elections be any different if everyone who was allowed to vote did so? We all know about the present condition of Indian politicians; they are all just using us to run their train, but still, they win elections and rule over us. Why aren't people giving their vote to NOTA? Why is it important for us to vote? 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? When was last U.S electoral votes per state revised? Should it be revised? What would happen in US politics if we got rid of the electoral college? Why do United States citizens vote for president even though their vote counts for nothing? When was U.S electoral votes per state last revised? Should it be revised? What are the disadvantages of using Range Voting in the US voting system? Would American politics be more or less polarized if state legislatures picked electors themselves, rather than have them selected by popular vote? Why do only two parties ever get elected in the US? Can the Electoral College deny the presidency to the person with the the most Electoral votes? Hilary won the popular vote but Trump won the electoral vote and won overall. How does that work? What makes people vote Democratic? What would happen if none of the candidates received 270 electoral votes? Are any certain politicians not allowed to vote in the US presidential election? What is the likelihood of the electoral college voting in Clinton even if she loses the popular vote?