well they didn't really get to vote. But still most of them wanted him to become president. because he led us through the the war of indpendence, the American people didn''t get vote because they didnt know how to . because they just started a new country and they werent that focused on voting. so really who elected George Washington to be the president was congress.
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The electorial college cast all votes for George Washington. Since that time, no other president has been elected unanamously. At least one delegate has withheld his vote to maintian the tradition.
By the time the constitution was ratified and the first president was elected, George Washington was everyone's choice. He was elected unanimously by the electoral college like all presidents, following the process proscribed in the constitution. He did not have to campaign for the job.
George be KingYes, Officers who served under Washington wanted him to accept a kingship, but Washington flatly refused reminding them that is exactly what they fought for to get away from. He wanted people to vote on who should be be the leaders of the new Country.
Both a Democracy, both a Government, People vote
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A) people living in Washington d.c could not vote for president :) do your homework!
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it was 69 electors who each agreed to each vote geoge washington
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George Washington received 100% of the electoral votes and was unanimously elected President in 1789 and 1792.
At a polling station.
George Washington was the first president to be chosen by the electoral college, but John Adams was the first president to receive the popular vote of the American people. Not sure if you would need to know this, but there were 14 presidents before Washington who were elected by the Continental Congress under The Articles of Confederation.