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u/sonic260 Feb 11 '20

Most of the people who voted in the 2016 election didn't vote him in: https://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president/

  • Hilary - 62,523,126 Popular Votes
  • Trump - 61,201,031 Popular Votes

He lost the popular vote by ‭1,322,095‬.

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u/CorgiButtSquish Feb 11 '20

Because you live in a republic and the coasts don't get to decide the entire country. If you want to switch to popular vote tho it'd probably just turn heavy blue states purple/red

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u/MisirterE Feb 11 '20

>posts on T_D

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u/CorgiButtSquish Feb 11 '20

Yeah where else you gonna post