Could the Electoral college system ever change?

The video discusses the differences between the Electoral College and the national popular vote, highlighting instances where a candidate won the presidency without winning the popular vote. It explores the constitutional setup of the Electoral College, state laws regarding elector allocation, and the winner-take-all system. The discussion includes historical context, recent elections, and the legitimacy of the system. The video also touches on the global perspective of U.S. elections and their impact on democracy promotion worldwide.

What did Professor Joshuah Tucker suggest about the possibility of Trump winning the election without a majority of the popular vote?

What is the current system for allocating electors in most states, and how does it affect the popular vote?

What changes have been proposed regarding how states allocate their electors?

How has the historical context of the Electoral College influenced public perception of its legitimacy?

In what ways has the United States' approach to democracy promotion been challenged by its own electoral system?