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How was the President selected?
by the Electoral college
What compromise at the convention led to the process by which the president is selected?
Electoral college
This compromise at the convention led to the process by which the president is selected?
the electoral college
How did the Electoral College show what the Framers thought about the idea of people electing the President?
The electoral college would show the basic plan of government that was created over 200 years ago. The electoral college was a group of electors, who selected the president. And each state legislaturecould determine how that state's electors would be chosen. Hopefully that helps, i got it out of my textbook :)
What was the second reason that the electoral college was created?
To create a buffer between the population and the selected president.
How did the writers of the constitution believe that the presidents would be selected?
They believed that he would be elected by the electoral college.
Who is the electoral vote in Virginia?
In 2016 the Democratic and Republicans electors in Virginia were selected at state party conventions.
What were the Framers three methods of presidential election?
Selected by congress, direct vote of the people, electoral college.
What are the methods of presidential election discussed by the framers?
Selected by congress, direct vote of the people, electoral college
The Electoral college votes are based on what two factors?
government and management
What are electors?
An electorate is a member of the electoral college. The Electoral College are the people of the United States that are selected by their state to vote for the President and Vice President of the United States. The actual general public do not vote for President or Vice President. Typically, it is a population of qualified voters.
What has the author Gary Bugh written?
Gary Bugh has written: 'Electoral college reform' -- subject(s): Representative government and representation, Election law, Electoral college
