Can Hillary still win?

[Riders]

Read this tell me what you think.

http://www.aol.com/article/news/201...-could-still-get-in-the-white-house/21603123/

 

[Revoltingest]

No.

 

[Quetzal]

From the article...

The Electoral College is made up of chosen electors who vote for president -- but they do not vote on Election Day. Rather, according to the New York Post, they will come together on December 19. Typically, they vote for the candidate who won the electoral college votes. Should the electors keep to this, Trump will win.

Electors may defect, however, or abstain from voting. In this case, Clinton could win. If electors do this, they are called "faithless electors."

This would be terrifying and I would not support this.

To answer your question directly, I am fairly certain Hillary has already formally conceded. So, no, I do not believe Hillary can still win.

 

[Sunstone]

While it's technically possible that electors could deflect or refuse to vote, and thus give the election to Clinton, it's a pipe dream at this point.

 

[Quetzal]

Also... AOL is still a thing?

 

[Riders]

so what we are saying is that our votes don't count Hillary won the popular vote that's what they said shes actually ahead by 100 thousand but because he wont the electoral he wins. So basically our vote does not count. so why do we vote?

 

[Quetzal]

so what we are saying is that our votes don't count Hillary won the popular vote that's what they said shes actually ahead by 100 thousand but because he wont the electoral he wins. So basically our vote does not count. so why do we vote?

Your votes count, try your best not to go down that rabbit hole. With that said, I do not think the electoral system is perfect and could use a bit of work.

 

[BSM1]

The nest position that Hillary should run for is a Presidential pardon.

 

[McBell]

so what we are saying is that our votes don't count Hillary won the popular vote that's what they said shes actually ahead by 100 thousand but because he wont the electoral he wins. So basically our vote does not count. so why do we vote?

You know why they call it the "popular" vote?
Because it is nothing more than a popularity contest.
At least for the President of the United States.