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In order to appease both Federalists and Anti-Federalists, it was agreed at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia that a group of delegates would be charged with selecting the president, in what would be called the "electoral college." This was designed to assure that
Capable individuals would decide which candidate would become president

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President is chosen, after which a Constitutional Commission is appointed.

Who makes the presidential selection?

The Electoral College is used in presidential elections instead. A candidate needs to obtain a majority of the electoral votes in order to win the election. The House of Representatives elects the president, while the Senate selects the vice president, if no candidate obtains a majority.

How do they pick a candidate for president?

People now take part in primaries or caucuses in 48 states to choose delegates who will support their preferred presidential candidate. The presidential candidate who receives the most state delegate votes obtains the party nomination at national party conventions.

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