Electoral College makes the victory of Trump in 2016, it connects 304 votes

UPDATE: The Republican National Committee, celebrating the victory of Trump, told the Democrats that it was enough.

“These historical elections are officially passed and I can’t wait for President-Fit Trump to take an oath in January,” said RNC Sharon Day co-chairman on Monday. “Our united Republican government came to Earth next year, we can ensure a real change and make America a great one again. For the good of the country, democrats must stop their cynical attempts to undermine the legitimacy of these elections, which Donald Trump definitely won at the Electoral College with more votes than any Republican since 1988. ”

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This is official. Donald Trump won the election in 2016. After the end of 270 votes needed to stay 45. President of the United States. The margin of winning in the Trump election, combined with electoral regulations that bind voters with the winner of the national result of some states, tried to block Trump’s effort. The left and some Republicans of Antitrump hoped that the sufficient number of voters would jump a ship, but the Associated Press was able to examine 330 out of 538 voters, noting that Trump had enough to officially win the presidency. And that there was practically no interest in changing the internal rebellion in College to block the president of the elect before taking over his duties as president on January 20.

At last, Hill Reports This President Elek Donald J. Trump He collected 304 electoral votes. ABC News has announced that several states are still voting. The results will be certified by the Chamber of Representatives in January:

36 Electoral Votes of Texas on Trump pushed him about the edge of around 4:30 Central Time, despite the fact that two refugees of dishonest voters deprived Trump of one of these voices. This gave Trump 304 total electoral votes.

Congress controlled by Republicans, an organ even more likely that pressure than the College of Electors will certify the voice on January 6.

Rogue Group called Hamilton Electors tried to lobby Republican electors to abandon Trump and vote for the governor of Ohio John Kasich. Kasich discouraged this action rapidly, and two judges threw out a lawsuit filed by two voters from Colorado who would release them from state law, which bound their voting to the winner of the state. Yes, a few democrats are not satisfied with voting for Clinton. However, this legal decision was a death for this compact -term movement, because they probably could not lobby a sufficient number of refugees, which did not happen, with countries that have binding election regulations with voters; 29 states have such rights. If the elector decides to oppose its electoral law, they have been replaced and may meet with legal allegations.

Even the former adviser of Obama David Axelrod said that the rebellion at the Electoral College would be destructive to the country:

“Look, Alexander Hamilton invented the election college and founding fathers as a buffer against the democracy of Run Amok, as a safe guard before someone who was not suitable for the office,” said Axelrod on the “new day” of CNN.

“But he was never used in the history of our republic,” he continued.

“That it would happen now, despite the fact that Hillary Clinton won a popular voice and everything that swirls with Russia and so on,” he said, “I believe that it would separate the country in a really destructive way and that would designate it and that would designate it Mad Cycle, in which every election, voting for an election university, would be undermined. “

Axelrod, a former senior adviser to President Obama, said that he expected the president-electa-electa to receive a sufficient number of electoral votes on Monday to seal his victory when voters meet in state legislation throughout the country.

Donald Trump will be sworn in to the 45th President of the United States on January 20.