The electoral college is absolutely mentioned in the Constitution (Article 2, Section 1); since it is constitutionally mandated, this means that even though some modern people think it is outdated and would like to see it abolished, such changes are unlikely to happen at any time soon. (To change it would require an amendment to the Constitution, and that takes time to achieve.)
False!!!!Per the US Constitution, the Electoral College actually is the body that elects the President. There have been some elections in the past where the popular vote was won by a candidate, but the Electoral College elected another candidate.
The election of 1800 was important to the new government. Federalists and Republicans accuse each other of wishing to destroy the constitution yet both parties accepted the results of the election. For the first time in recent history the control of government was given to new leaders as the result electoral "Revolution" rather than hereditary successions.
In the 2016 presidential election Donald Trump received 304 electoral votes and Hillary Clinton received 227 electoral votes.
Four Presidents won the popular vote but lost the electoral vote. They were Andrew Jackson, Samuel J. Tilden, Grover Cleveland and Al Gore.
Minor alteration made in constitution are known as amendments.
same sex marriage was the most issue addressed in the most recent amendments to the constitution ofMassachusetts.
The Twelfth Amendment to the United States Constitutionprovides the procedure for electing the President and Vice President. The best example of its use is the recent election of 2016, where the Republican candidate lost the popular vote, but was elected President by the Electoral College.
they wrote the constitution
The most recent constitution in Illinois was on July 1st 1971
The latest French constitution established the Fifth Republic, in 1958.
Its electoral votes and its record in recent elections:)
Electoral districts (or "ridings") are the areas from which members of the House of Commons are elected, and for which those members are responsible for representing. There are currently 308 electoral districts. The number and boundaries of electoral districts are revisited and revised every ten (10) years.See Related Links for the most recent set-up of electoral districts.