fice of trust or profit under the United States shall be appointed an Elector."
             How were these groups of Electors chosen in each state? What were their qualifications to be appointed to vote for president? In early history, Electors were people selected by state legislatures to decide who would be allowed to make the final decision on the president of the United States. Those elected were to be well-educated (thus the term "College") and very reputable people. In each state they were to make the important decision as to who will be president. Today, there are three methods by which each state may choose their Electors:
             There are three states that utilize the Primary method today. With the Primary Method, people campaign for office of an Elector. In the second method Party Convention, each party will select, by an election, the number of Electors, that their state will receive. The third method, Party Central Committee, is the most popular method and the one that most states utilize to choose Electors. Two people from each of the congressional districts in the House of Representatives are elected. The party that wins the most popular vote for presiden
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