Vice presidents are usually elected jointly as a running mate to the president. The electoral college elects the President and the President chooses the Vice President.
a Presidential candidate selects "their" own V.P, but is nominated and elected by party convention
The President and the VIce-President run together, as a team, on the same ballot and are elected by the citizens in an election.
If you actually meant to ask who SELECTS the Vice President, then that would be done in the convention of the political party to which the Presidential candidate belongs.
The vice president is formally elected by the same electors who elect the President. When the people vote for President they also vote for the vice-president since the candidates for these positions run as a team. The vice-presidential nominee is chosen at the same party convention as the the presidential nominee. In recent years, the presidential nominee has picked his running mate and the convention then approved his choice. In past years, many of the nominees would leave the choice of his running mate up to the convention.
The electoral college
elects the President and Vice President
The Electoral College elects the president. Technically the citizens elects "electorates" who then cast the votes from their states for president. WE ARE NOT A DEMOCRACY, we are a REPRESENTATIVE REPUBLIC. Basic governmental education.
The House of Representatives elects the President, and the Senate elects the Vice President.
The registered voters in all the states and DC elect the president and vice-president albeit in an indirect way.
the vice president of the united states
The Vice President of the United States
If the President dies, the Vice President must take his places. The Vice President is the President of the United States Senate.
The electoral college that elects the president also elects the vice president. In the event that a new vice president is appointed because of a vacancy, both houses of Congress have to confirm the president's appointee.
As of February 2009, Joe Biden is vice president of the United States.
Joe Biden is the United States Vice President.
George Washington was not the Vice President; he was the President of the United States. His Vice President was John Adams, later 2nd President of the United States.