Question

How are presidents elected?

indirectly; by members of congress

indirectly; by state legislature

directly; by eligible voters

indirectly; by electoral college


I believe it's C but I want a second opinion here

Answer 1

Indirect election is a process in which voters in an election do not choose between candidates for an office but rather elect persons who will then make the choice. It is one of the oldest form of elections and is still used today for many [upper house]s and presidents.

Some examples of indirectly elected bodies and individuals include:

the election of the United States President is an indirect election. Voters elect the electoral college, which then elects the President. The President of Germany is similarly elected by a Federal Convention convened for that purpose

so it would be...

Answer 2

directly; by eligable voters.

Answer 3

eligible*

Answer 4

Well now I'm even more confused because it sounded from rams reply that it was indirect electoral college, but I thought it was C to begin with so \(._.)?

Answer 5

I think its C. To be honest.

Answer 6

I suppose I'll go with C then. I hope it's correct.

Answer 7

Me too.

Answer 8

Would you be willing to help with a few more? I have a test and I'm trying to get my answers double checked so I pass and don't have to retake it..
@Teddyiswatshecallsme @ramseysa

Answer 9

How many questions do you have left?

Answer 10

9 lol. They're all pretty short like this though. $:

Answer 11

Okay cool. I'll see what i can do.

Answer 12

Thanks (: I have the next one posted whenever you're ready. :b

Answer 13

You're welcome