re: What punishment is fair for unfaithful electors

Electors going against the will of the people of their state is going to set a terrible precedent. Even if just a few electors change their votes this time, it sets precedent for future elections. Maybe only a handful change their vote this time....but in future elections more electors may look back to 2016 and decide to go against their state's voters and could end up being enough to actually swing an election the other way.

Want to see Americans completely lose faith in government and election process...and mass rioting? Let someone seemingly win on election day by 30-40 electoral votes, only to lose it all a month later because 30 "electors" voted against who the voters of their state had chosen