re: #146 KGxvi

One of the underrated things about 2016 is that Trump only got 46% of the vote. That means that 54% of voters went with someone else. I doubt that the Greens or Libertarians are going to be running anyone credible this time, so I suspect that it’s much more likely that the Democratic nominee ends up with a clear majority of voters. Whether or not that’s enough to tip the electoral college is another story, but I suspect it will be.

And if someone actually wins a majority of the popular vote and still loses the electoral college, that might be what triggers a real movement to do away with it.

When it happens to a Republican.