There are a couple ways to end up in the White House.
1) You receive the highest number of electoral votes. Each state receives a certain number and when added together, you receive more than your opponent, and you win.
2) If you receive the highest number of electoral votes, it does not necessarily mean you received the highest / largest number of votes (popular vote).
This was the issue in 2000, when Democrats hemorrhaged over the issue of Bush being selected, not elected. Bumper stickers were printed up - Selected NOT Elected. It was a terrible time for liberals - I am sure many died off from apoplectic shock. A few others from seizures and brain meltdowns. The hue and cry to recount, every vote was important, don't disenfranchise anyone, Republicans don't care about the little voters ... all played in to the liberal base, and their view of America.
This was the official policy of the liberals UNTIL Hillary.
Then everything was thrown out the window ... well, they still believe Bush was selected (they do not understand Constitutional law nor history), but they ignore their arguments from 2000 - he didn't win the popular vote, selected not elected, count every vote.
The Democrats have discounted the voters in Florida and Michigan, and Democrats don't care.
Hillary won the popular vote and the major states, and Democrats don't care.
Obama was selected - not elected.
And Democrats, don't care.
They never did, they just pretended to care about votes, because they lost.
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