Who won the popular vote in 2016? Although Hillary Clinton won the popular vote in 2016 by nearly 2.9 million, Donald Trump won the Electoral College after receiving 304 votes compared to the ...

President Trump said in an interview that aired Tuesday night that he believes he won the popular vote in 2016. Trump, who won the electoral vote in the race against Hillary Clinton, told Fox News&… ...

In addition to winning the Electoral College in a landslide, I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 27, 2016 ...

Democrats are taking solace in the fact that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote in the 2016 election. Some supporters are even using this fact to implore Trump's electors to overturn the result ...

Two weeks after Election Day -- as Donald Trump assembles his Cabinet -- votes in many states are still being counted. And the tally shows that Hillary Clinton's lead in the popular vote, with ...

Follow live 2016 election night results as the votes are counted across America. The map below shows the popular vote and electoral college vote across the country in the presidential race between ...

The Electoral College and the Popular Vote It's theoretically possible that the Electoral College could upend the results of the 2016 presidential election, but such an event would be unprecedented.

The only time it happened outside the 1800s was in 2000 when Al Gore won the popular vote by about 500,000 votes over George W. Bush, but lost a contested race that came down to 537 votes in Florida.

The final vote tally in that election, according to the FEC, was 65,853,514 for Mrs. Clinton and 70,815,762 for someone else. She didn’t exactly “win the popular vote.” ...

Hillary Clinton’s lead in the popular vote is now nearing 2 million votes, approaching the milestone as the campaign begins to hear from scientists who want to see a recount in several states.

In 2016 Senate races, Democrats appear to have received SIX MILLION more votes than Republicans. We're now a country of minority rule. — Mark Harris (@MarkHarrisNYC) November 28, 2016 ...

Some political experts have been speculating that Donald Trump might win the popular vote in 2024 yet lose in the Electoral College, as Hillary Clinton did in 2016 and Al Gore in 2000 (and Grover ...