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Via: Guardian
Trump is an unpopular president – but experts say the electoral college system puts him in a good place for a second term Donald Trump has the dubious distinction of being the only US president since Gallup began tracking presidential approval ratings in 1938 to have been permanently “under water” – he has never been viewed favorably by half or more of the American electorate. Trump should, by historical precedent, be looking at a thumping defeat in the 2020 presidential election. But political scientists and strategists have told the Guardian that he could be thrown a re-election lifeline thanks to the country’s quirky approach to democracy in the form of the electoral college. Related: The media missed the rise of Trump in 2016. Are they ready this time? The Democratic nominee could easily double Clinton’s lead in the popular vote and still lose Continue reading…
