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It is unconstitutional if a candidate becomes the POTUS without capturing a majority of the national popular vote.

It is unconstitutional if a candidate becomes the POTUS without capturing a majority of the national popular vote.
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It is unconstitutional if a candidate becomes the POTUS without capturing

a majority of the national popular vote.

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False the electoral college is when the states votes are added up and whoever has the most takes it!
It has happened 5 times
John Quincy adams in 1824
Rutherford B Hayes in 1876
Benjamin Harrison in 1888
George w bush in 2000
And Donald trump in 2016
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