Synonyms for electoral college
elec·toral col·lege

Princeton's WordNet

1. electoral collegenoun

   the body of electors who formally elect the United States president and vice president

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1. Jerry Moran:

   Unless a court makes some other decision, the Electoral College is the defining outcome of the presidential race.

2. Evan McMullin:

   For you to talk about the importance of the Electoral College I think is rich, i think you knew how important it was when you sought to urge the White House that had lost an election to find fake electors to overturn the will of the people. Sen. Lee, that was the most egregious betrayal of our nation’s Constitution in its history by a U.S. senator, and I believe that it will be your legacy.

3. John Koza:

   The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would make every Oregon voter more powerful in electing a president, this is the constitutionally conservative way to ensure that every voter in every state is politically relevant in every presidential election while preserving the Electoral College.

4. Mark Brewer:

   You can look through the entire Michigan election code that was written by the legislature and signed by governors of both parties. There is no role for the legislature in this process, michigan has a pretty strong separation of powers clause. And appointing members of the Electoral College is not legislating, it's not passing a law. And there's nothing in the Michigan Constitution that would authorize the legislature to do that.

5. Steny Hoyer:

   Let me say our main message is that the Constitution is clear. The results of the election are clear. The conclusion of courts of the land is clear, and I expect, without a doubt, that the report of the Electoral College and the 306 electoral votes that Mr. Biden got will be confirmed at the end of this process.