“The President has never been chosen by popular vote. States select electors by the vote of their state not those outside.”
States select electors by POPULAR VOTE.
“States select electors by POPULAR VOTE.”
The states select Electoral Collage electors via the method approved by their state legislators. Currently, almost all states choose based on the vote within their state. Most award electors on a winner-take-all basis, but some states, Maine I think, have a proportional number of electors and not a winner-take-all basis. A few states have foolishly voted to give their Electoral College electors to the national popular vote winner and thus discard the votes of their own people in their state.
Bottom line: the state legislators decide and you have NO Constitutional Right to vote for President.
If information subsequent to the election presents probable cause to investigate voter fraud, and an investigation supports that, the electorates of the majority legislative districts might well demand a remedy such as appointing electors without regard to a tainted popular vote. In such a case the Rats would go berserk claiming the death of democracy, and I would reply it was the resuscitation of the republic.
“Each State shall appoint, in a manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a number of Electors...”
It could not be more clear. If the Pennsylvania Legislature so chooses, it can appoint Electors directly. The Florida Legislature was going to do just that in 2000, yet another reason the USSC never should have heard the Bush v. Gore case.