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. Rick Hasen:

   The more complicated problem would arise if ballots have already been printed, and people would have started voting. There, the Electoral College would come into play, and electors from the party would be expected to vote for the replacement nominee.

2. Kathy Miller:

   My personal comments were inappropriate, and I apologize. I am not a spokesperson for the campaign and was not speaking on its behalf, i have resigned as the volunteer campaign chair in Mahoning County and as an elector to the electoral college to avoid any unnecessary distractions.

3. The Republican Party Ryan:

   For his legacy to be secure, he has to have a successor from his own party, and from his wing of his own party. Hillary fits the bill. So what is he going to do? My assumption is he will do everything he can to bait us into fights with him to try to make us look like we're angry reactionaries incapable of winning the Electoral College.

4. Ira Carmen:

   It took a course from me for the Democratic leadership to realize we have an electoral college. 'But we got the popular vote!' Well you can take the MTA from Dorchester to Brookline. That's how far it'll get you.

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.