First thing first – Hillary DID NOT win a majority of the vote! And, to be fair, neither did Trump. Think about it.
And then this:
But even if states were to adopt this reform (states allocating electors based on the popular vote) on their own, while it would smooth over the one-person, one-vote problem, it would only amplify the majority-rule problem. Creating a system in which the Electoral College better mirrors the popular vote only increases the probability that no presidential candidate received a majority of Electoral College votes.
So, there's a big possibility that in this 2016 election, no one could win a majority of the electoral college votes. We wouldn't have a president!
See more at: The Electoral College: We Can’t Live with It; We Can’t Live Without It - Online Library of Law & Liberty
And then this:
But even if states were to adopt this reform (states allocating electors based on the popular vote) on their own, while it would smooth over the one-person, one-vote problem, it would only amplify the majority-rule problem. Creating a system in which the Electoral College better mirrors the popular vote only increases the probability that no presidential candidate received a majority of Electoral College votes.
So, there's a big possibility that in this 2016 election, no one could win a majority of the electoral college votes. We wouldn't have a president!
See more at: The Electoral College: We Can’t Live with It; We Can’t Live Without It - Online Library of Law & Liberty