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What do you call the people chosen in each state - to formally elect the president and vice president?
Electors.
Once chosen, they represent their respective states as members of the Electoral College. The Electoral College elects the president and vice president.
The US. Constitution specifies the number of electors that each state may have.
However, each state's legislature is responsible for deciding, within constitutional guidelines, the manner in which its electors are to be chosen. Party membership or affiliation is not necessarily a requirement.
What else can I help you with?
Why do people formally elect the president?
the people know what they need and what they want so, they elect their president.
These people formally elect the president?
Electoral College
Who are the people who formally elect the president and vice president of the unites states?
The Electoral College.
Who formally elect the president?
electors
Who are the people who formally elect the president and vice president of the United states?
the Electoral College, or you could call them the Electors.
Who were the group of people chosen by the voters to elect a president and vice president?
veto or electoral college
What is the body of electors who formally elect the president and vice president?
congress
What group of people are chosen by the voters to elect the President and Vice President of the US?
The electors or Electoral College.
Why a president?
The U.S. President is chosen; we elect the person.
What is the body of electors who formally elect the US president and vice president?
congress
Why you a presidents?
The U.S. President is chosen; we elect the person.
What are the elected officials who are chosen by the electoral college?
They elect the president and vice-president.
