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⌈ Secret Post #4319 ⌋

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Re: well

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nayrt

This is a really well reasoned and well organized comment, kudos to you.

And really, the actual percentage of people in the US that voted for Trump is about 20% (~63m out of ~323m). About 27% if you only count the estimated voter eligible population (~230m). About 46% of those who officially voted (~48% voted for Clinton). They estimate that voter turnout was actually slightly higher than 2012 (55.4% vs 54.1%), though down from 2008 (57.4%).

But, I do think maybe we can put a little blame on the electoral college, here, which is, was, and always has been a pretty bad idea for democratic voting.