Protests are underway at capital buildings across the US as Electoral College members vote to elect Donald Trump as the 45th US president. Overall, 538 electors are gathering in state capitols nationwide to vote for the president. There is no law that requires electors to vote according to the results in their states. However, 29 states prohibit "faithless" voting. Electors in several states claimed beforehand that they may change their vote. More than 50 people protested outside Connecticut State Capitol to voice concerns about the impending Electoral College vote. The state's seven electors are expected to cast their vote for Hillary Clinton, winner of the statewide election for president. Over 30 rallied in Minnesota's state capitol chanting "Not my president."