The Choosing Of The President and Vice-President By The Electors-

 The Choosing Of The President and Vice-President By The Electors-

The electors should meet in the capitol in their respective states. The electors should decide who their choice will be. They shall make distinct lists of all persons each elector has voted for. That list should cite the number of votes by electors that each candidate receives. After the list is signed by all the electors and then certified by the Vice-Governor, it is sent to the Vice-President. 

The Vice-Presidential electors will have to choose a Vice-President who is from a different state than the state in which the Presidential electors' choice for President has his/her official address. 

The candidate who receives the majority of votes by all electors wins the national election. That count should takes place on the following January 6th in the U.S. Senate.