No, more people voted in more states for Donald Trump. This is a republic the candidates knew that going in, they knew the EC would determine the outcome. The outcome was absolutely fair. 30 states voted for Donald Trump and more people in those 30 states voted for Donald Trump. Nowhere anywhere does it say the popular vote only determines presidential elections in this country. You apparently have a hard time understanding thatI think you can't see the forest through the trees, more people voted in more states for Donald Trump. This is a republic not a shit eating democracy.No, The small states might as will not even vote if we had just a pure popular vote… Fact
And yet you can't prove that point. No one can.
Oh wait, you posted the word "fact". Well, that changes everything donut.
It doesn't matter how many times you post the same absurdity --- it's still the same absurdity. The actual "fact" is a PV would take NO votes from ANYBODY. The EC effectively already does. And as far as "might as well not even vote" that's *exactly* how it does it. Every "blue" vote in a "red" state and every "red" vote in a "blue" state is effectively thrown out. There's just no way around that. If there was, one of you asshats would have thought of it by now.
And it also makes the "red" voters in "red" states and "blue" voters in "blue" states not bother to show up. Because your vote is already decided, whether you agree with it, disagree or have no opinion. Somebody you don't even know is voting FOR you, just as slaveholders voted on behalf of their slaves who had no vote.
What's the point of casting a vote that's already been decided? Do you cast votes in an election where the candidate runs unopposed? When you lose your keys and then find them --- do you go on looking for them?
That's bullshit.
The EC is there for a reason,
Indeed it is, and I just alluded to the big one --- Slave Power.
Whelp ............. this just in, that doesn't exist any more.
Why don't we just bring back "colored" bathrooms while we're at it?
for instance like in the World Series over the whole World Series if they scored the same amount of points but the cubs got there first it's the same way with electoral college the first to 270
That makes no coherent sense whatsoever. The Cubs DID get there first, and the Indians got the bottom of the inning for a chance to catch up.
Voting isn't baseball --- we don't take "red" votes and "blue" votes in separate halves of an inning. I think you're melting down because you know you've lost.
And more people in more states voted for Donald Trump.
Then he should win the election, period. Because you just hit the nail on the head -- "more people voted". Not more "states".
The EC absolutely makes it fair, otherwise every single out election would be determined in the high population Areas. No, I will take the three EC vote for South Dakota over The minuscule popular votes any day. It's much fairer that way...
You obviously don't understand what a republic is… But you do seem to be attached to mob rule
And yet you STILL can't articulate how those South Dakota votes would be nullified, while I have, from the beginning, demonstrated how a large swath of them would be.
Sounds like you lose.
Uhhh-- you''re the one who keeps yammering about "more people in more states" and trying to compare an election to the Chicago Cubs, Princess. So it ain't me who has a 'hard time understanding' --- I'm actually the one who's BEEN posting how the system works and what it's there for. NONE of which has anything to do with who got elected or who got which kind of votes in the present.
And I'm about to demonstrate how it effectively works yet again, using the last election, and again you cannot dispute this ---
I had a vote in the recent election. That's not always the case but it was this year. I had a vote for the reason that as the election approached it was not clear which candidate Carolina was going to vote for on my behalf. So I had in influence in deciding that.
My brothers in Pennsylvania also had votes. So did my cousin in Florida.
But my cousin in Texas had no vote; her state had already been decided for her. My sister and cousin in Mississippi had no vote; their state had already been decided for them. My brother in Seattle had no vote; his state had already been decided for him. My friends in California --- NONE of them had a vote.
There was no reason for any of these people to show up at all. Even if they were voting the same way their state did. It was pre-decided on their behalf, whether they liked the pre-decision or not.
And that's another thing the presence of the EC does--- makes us dependent on polls. And as noted before, it divides the country into "red" states and "blue" states and as the pundits call it, "walls".
Whelp --- "walls" are antithetical to a democratic process. So is coloring states into "red" and "blue" camps.
That's all the Electoral College does -- creates divisions, nullifies votes, discourages voting, perpetuates the Same Old Thing Duopoly, and makes us dependent on polls to find out whether it's worth getting out of bed on Election Day or not.to shore up whichever color "wall" we've been put behind.
There's no counterargument to that. If there is ------- bring it on.