these announcers need to stop talking <| sep |> Don ' t need purple but thank you , <| sep |> I appreciated your joke <| sep |># woahdude I don ' t know if it ' s cuz I ' m really high but I ' m having a lot of difficulty comprehending your comment . So I ' m just gonna nod my head in agreement , like I know exactly what you ' re saying , so the other people at this party don ' t think I ' m dumb . <| sep |> She is not used to mixing you with her coworkers and didn ' t like it <| sep |> to wikipedia Twentyone states do not have laws compelling their electors to vote for a pledged candidate . Twentynine states plus the District of Columbia have laws to penalize faithless electors , although these have never been enforced . In lieu of penalizing a faithless elector , some states , such as Michigan and Minnesota , specify the faithless elector ' s vote is void , though no state has yet had cause to enforce such a provision . citation neededSo really , even for the states that do have laws , the faithless electors only have to pay a fine . Which I ' m sure individuals wouldn ' t mind paying . It would be unprecedented , but it can happen . I just wonder what the public reaction would be !