The Use Of Electors-Clarification

The Use Of Electors-Clarification 

There should be three modes of election: Electors, electoral voting, and direct citizen voting.

This series of posts will explain the use of electors. Electors should be used to choose head executives and assistant head executives at the state and federal level. 

In the Presidential race, electors should mainly be chosen by electoral voting at the congressional district level. The two additional electors should be chosen by each the lower house (delegates or assemblypersons) and the upper house (state senators) in each state.

The candidate for elector who wins the popular vote by eligible voters for each locality whose population is in that specific congressional district receives all the electoral votes for that locality. The electoral votes assigned to each locality is dependent on its population within that congressional district.

The candidate for presidential elector who wins the most electoral votes becomes the elector for that congressional district.