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  1. Actually... you just made that up. by denzacar · · Score: 5, Informative · on Lawrence Lessig Calls For The Electoral College to Choose Clinton Over Trump (washingtonpost.com)

    all leftovers go to the Green party, read the fine print

    https://jillstein.nationbuilde...

    If we raise more than what's needed, the surplus will also go toward election integrity efforts and to promote voting system reform.

  2. Re:Change the law by denzacar · · Score: 1, Informative · on Lawrence Lessig Calls For The Electoral College to Choose Clinton Over Trump (washingtonpost.com)

    The difference is in the fact that Trump, even before the voting started, claimed that the system is rigged against him and that he will only accept the results if he won.
    I.e. Legality of the election be damned - either HE wins or he wins.

    On the other hand... it's not the "dems" who are suggesting that electors should not vote for Trump - THOUGH IT WOULD BE PERFECTLY LEGAL.
    Also, there already IS a recount. Or two... maybe three.

  3. Clinton is AWOL; Jill Stein $4m recount fund by jsepeta · · Score: 1 · on Russian Hacker Conspiracy Theory is Weak, But the Case For Paper Ballots is Strong (facebook.com)

    Jill Stein is funding the recount.
    https://jillstein.nationbuilde...

  4. Note: Funding goal is now $4.5m+ by bstarrfield · · Score: 1 · on Clinton Urged To Challenge Election Results Due To Possible Hacking [Update] (cnn.com)

    According to various reports, the Stein initiative is now asking for at least $4.5m for the recount to proceed in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. The Verge is reporting that the total sum necessary for a recount including attorney fees will likely be greater than $6m. My personal opinion is that this is money well spent simply to ensure the integrity of the electoral system in the United States.

  5. NationBuilder by tmarthal · · Score: 2 · on Ask Slashdot: Easy-To-Use Alternative To MS Access For a Charity's Database?

    Look into NationBuilder - they are exactly what you are looking for. http://nationbuilder.com/

    Don't pay for web development of a one-off app.