When you first started with this, "its not a tie" silliness,...the difference was .67%.
Revising the data, a la NASA, does make you right,...but does make your reputation suspect.
If you have ANY way of confirming that the US voting system is accurate to less than 1%,...maybe I'll be interested,...until then,...DONALD TRUMP won with a high margin of victory,...the Clinton family lost.
And yes fuji,... the math is very simple,...grow up.
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Grade school math begins with counting. Tallying votes is a matter of counting. All the way from the first vote to the last vote, the 'math' is just a matter of going on to the next number in the line. Even after you add the individual counts from individual polls, there is no 'margin of error' in counting. That's why — and you can look it up in any election or voting law you choose — an election can be decided by a single vote. Or by a coin toss if the count is a two-way tie. Just like getting your money from the bank, the only acceptable margin of error is 0%.
That simplest version of arithmetic is the 'math' you're blathering on about: just a real world grown-up version of counting your fingers. You're so keen on margins of error, count yours and tell us what's your error rate when you do that? Plus or minus 10% three times outta five?
Now about the meaning and importance of popular vote vs. the Electoral College: In every state it is the popular vote that dictates to the Electors how they must vote. In most of the states if you win the popular vote (even by a single vote) all the Electors are required to vote for you, as if your opponent hadn't ever run at all. In a handful of states Electors are required to vote according to the popular vote. No Electors get to vote as they prefer.
You like math: Winning by just one vote in each of 49 States would give someone an overwhelming majority in the College for their 'popular majority' of just 49 voters. Even if their opponent got every single vote in that last state.
I'm sure you followed the steps, tell us that's democratic. Whether that last state was Wyoming who could only give the 'loser' a 250,000 vote overall majority, or California with 14,000,000 votes for the loser the College isn't affected. Howcum those 49 individual votes aren't ignored as one of your 'rounding errors'? Far from it, they actually trump the thousands or millions of votes in the majority. Seems to me a result where 49 votes >14,000,000 votes would make the US a perverted 'arithmetocracy'. But you must like that kinda stuff; it's what you're supporting.
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PS: If the President himself hadn't opined that, not only was the election rigged before he won it, but now even that result is untrustworthy because of numerous millions of illegal votes I'd have ignored your nonsense. Sorry. He says it's important.