Hillary Clinton Now Beating Donald Trump by More Than 2.5 Million Votes

Voter fraud needs to be far more widespread with the Electoral College, and this would require a larger and more organized effort to fraudulently change the results of an election. Now, Republicans are saying that Trump’s victory in the Electoral College means that Democrats should stop their protests and accept him as president.

And while it may seem impossible, technically speaking, the Electoral College could still elect Clinton as president.

Boxer reminded her Republican colleagues that Donald Trump a “disaster for a democracy” in 2012. Trump, while winning numerous states by relatively narrow margins, won the Electoral College, 306-232.

Stein raised a staggering $9 million in donations for recounts in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and MI – the three states where Clinton was a favorite to win according to the polls.

Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party’s nominee, took 4,442,771 votes.

First off, it’s hard for Trump to claim a landslide when he lost the popular vote to Clinton by at least 2 million votes. It allows all states to have an important part in electing our leaders instead of a few.

“On December 19, the electors of the Electoral College will cast their ballots”. The electors meet in their respective states, where they cast their votes for President and Vice President on separate ballots.

Since the Electoral College was found in 1787, just 157 people have been faithless electors.

Consider that nine states have enough population that, with a little help from big cities in a few other states, they can control the popular vote. President Obama said that it was “unprecedented” for any presidential candidate to try to discredit the election results.

Former Green Party presidential nominee, Dr. Jill Stein, also made an effort to revisit the election results by raising more than $6 million to fund recounts in swing states Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and MI.

Each state’s electoral votes are counted in a joint session of Congress on the 6th of January in the year following the meeting of the electors.