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_amendment changed how electors cast votes for the President and Vice President
28th Amendment
Compromise of 1866
12th Amendment
Executive Order of 1877

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The 12th Amendment changed how electors cast votes for the President and Vice President.


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The 12th Amendment changed how electors cast votes for the President and Vice President. Prior to the 12th Amendment, electors cast two votes for President, with the candidate receiving the most votes becoming President and the runner-up becoming Vice President. However, following the 12th Amendment, electors cast separate votes for President and Vice President, ensuring that each office is chosen independently.


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