The Use Of Electors-Clarification Part Four

The Use Of Electors-Clarification Part Four

The U.S. Constitution cites that the legislatures in each state should pass laws on how their electors for President and Vice-President should be chosen. When that document was written, the states were sovereign republics. Since that has not been the case in over 150 years, the U.S. Constitution should be amended to state the specific manner that these electors are chosen. 

That amendment should read to the effect that electors are to be mainly chosen by the electorate by electoral voting at the congressional district level for Presidential electors and at the state senate district level for Vice-Presidential electors. The US Constitution should also mandate that a specific house in the state legislature has to each choose the two additional at-large electors.