The Use Of Electors-Clarification Part Eleven

The Use Of Electors-Clarification Part Eleven 

The Presidential and Vice-Presidential electors need to meet in their respective states. These electors decide who their choice will be. They should make distinct lists of all persons voted for. That list cites the number of votes by electors that all candidates eventually receive.

After the list is signed and certified, it is sent to the Vice-President.

The Vice-Presidential electors must choose a Vice-President who is from a different state than the state's Presidential electors' choice for President.

The state's choice for both President and Vice-President will receive the assigned electoral votes for that state. The candidate who received the majority of all electoral votes wins the national election. That count takes place on the following January 6th in the U.S. Senate.