Supreme Court rules presidential electors can be forced to uphold popular vote
Thirty-two states require the people chosen on Election Day to cast ballots for the winner of their states' popular vote, but 18 states do not.
Supreme Court rules presidential electors can be forced to uphold popular vote
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