Under the electoral system, each state has a number of votes which is linked to its number of members of Congress, and reflects its population
But the winner will not be officially elected until mid-December, and he will not take office until after an inauguration ceremBarack Obama:
Thoughts on Obama: “He's not the worst president we’ve had, but not the best either. He’s been more than satisfying.” - Jackie, 20, American exchange student at DIS
Donald Trump:
Thoughts on Trump: “He brings color to the election and is a character. But i don’t think he’s the kind of president we need right now.” - Jackie, 20, American exchange student at DIS
Hillary Clinton
Thoughts on Clinton: “She is probably the best option for a president we have right now, and its a plus that she is a woman. I think it’s about time that we get a female president” - Jackie, 20, American exchange student at DIS
US election
“It ain’t about Obama, it’s about your momma,,
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The system used to elect the president stretches back to the very beginnings of the US, when the country won independence from Britain, but it has been widely criticised for enabling a candidate who loses the popular vote to win overall, as happened in 2000.
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