During the first few decades, electors sent from each state to vote in the Electoral College were

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During the first few decades of the United States, electors sent to vote in the Electoral College were typically selected by the state legislatures. This method allowed states to have control over how their electors were chosen, reflecting the Founding Fathers' intention of having a buffer between the population and the selection of the President.

During the First Few Decades, Electors Sent from Each State