US faithless electors in 2024 will be voting for someone else if any member of the Electoral College votes for a candidate other than the one they pledged to, according to reports from trustworthy sources. In the past, this has resulted in some electoral votes not being counted due to a pledge being broken. In the 2016 election, there were ten faithless electors who did vote for someone else; seven of those weren't invalidated, which meant their candidate received an extra vote. The outcome will be classified as 'Yes' if any elector breaks their pledged promise without getting their vote invalided.