BREAKING: How Hillary Clinton Could Still Win The 2016 Election Liberals were outraged when Donald Trump said he could not guarantee he would support Hillary Clinton if she won the election. Now that Donald Trump won by a landslide, they are quickly changing their tune. In fact, liberals are still fighting to get Clinton in the White House. The terrifying part? Theres a chance it could happen. Even though Donald Trump dominated the electoral vote 290 to 228, Clinton won the popular vote by 200,000. That may sound like Trump has it in the bag, but the result isnt officially locked down until members of the Electoral College actually get together and cast their ballots on December 19. That gives individual electors the power to go against the electoral state vote. For example, if a liberal leader decides they dont like the fact that their state turned red, they could cast a vote for Hillary or simply abstain from voting. In this case, they would be labeled as faithless electors. There is a slim chance of this happening, but it is not completely unheard of. According to reports, there have been 157 faithless electors since the electoral college was first founded. Of these, 82 changed their vote because of personal preference, 3 dropped their vote entirely and 71 changed their vote because of a death. One important thing to note is that all of these faithless electors have failed to have an impact on the outcome of the election. But Clinton lobbyists are pushing hard; a petition recently popped up on Change.org encouraging electors to throw out a Trump presidency. With the corruption weve seen in this election thus far, this is not a possibility we can entirely discount. A Clinton presidency would be a disaster, and Trump still needs all the support we can give him. 