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I think that's the point of these questions, to have no clear answer. So a presidential candidate picks a vice president running mate. Voters vote for the pai

I think that's the point of these questions, to have no clear answer. So a presidential candidate picks a vice president running mate. Voters vote for the pair. The electoral college then, usually but not always, cast votes matching the voters. So who decided? Technically the electoral college. Who were guided by the voters. Who voted for someone the president picked.

cedilla 2y ago
The answer key is included, and the correct answer according to the test is indeed "the people".
lupire 2y ago
The Political Party chooses the vice presidential candidate for its Elector. Voters vote for an Elector, not a President/Vice President. An Elector could pledge a different vice presidential candidate, and might get votes. The vast majority of voters do not actually know truly how President and Vice President are elected