Regardless of who wins the popular vote, as Jeremy says, all the candidates are still on the ballot until the Electoral College vote. Hillary is not on the ballot.

This type of vote may have made sense when it took a rural population hours or days to reach a polling place, or perhaps could not read the ballots or hear the candidates' positions, but it seems a bit archaic today.

Doug, I can tell you right now that even 2% more in taxes will cost one person a good paying job. I can't pay an employee out of my own wages. Multiply that by all the small business owners, and you'll see the impact.

The U.S. Government employs 2% of the country's workforce, currently about 2.7 MILLION people.

Are you considering a government job? The federal government employs
more than 2,700,000 workers and hires hundreds of thousands each year to
replace civil service workers that transfer to other federal government jobs,
retire, or leave for other reasons. Average annual salary for full-time federal government jobs exceeds $67,000. The U.S. Government is the largest employer in
the United States, hiring about 2.0 percent of the nation's work force. Federal government jobs can be found in every state and large metropolitan area, including overseas in over 200 countries. The average annual federal workers compensation,
pay plus benefits, is $106,871 compared to just $53,288 for the private sector according to the United States Bureau of Economic Analysis.