they are chosen by the candidates
John Adams, Charles Cotesworth Pinckney were candidates for the federalist and Thomas Jefferson, Aaron Burr were candidates for the republican
National nominating conventions
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President Adams for a second term and Charles Pickney for V.P.
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in the earl 18000s, candidates for the presidency were chosen by
Congressional Caucus.
Candidates were chosen in a Jeffersonian Democracy out of the white, adult, male local elites, who payed property taxes and own enough land. They were randomly chosen.
Candidates for President were chosen by the Congressional Causcus before 1830. The President was the one that received the most votes and the Vice President was the runner up.
they are chosen by the candidates
The 1800 election had the same candidates as in 1796, but this time Thomas Jefferson defeated tjhe incumbent President, John Adams.
There were two Presidents chosen in the House, Jefferson in 1801 and JQ Adams in 1825.
Justices of the Supreme Court are nominated by the President and confirmed by Congress. The criteria by which a President chooses the candidates would include legal expertise, and political compatibility with the President's own policies.
2 candidates * 5 vice-president candidates = 10 combinations.
The president is elected by direct election every 5 years. If no candidate receives a majority of the votes, a run-off election is held between the top 2 candidates.
The electorate at that time could vote for both the president and vice president separately, and the vote did not distinguish whether it was for president or vice president. Both Jefferson and Burr got a majority of votes, so the house had to vote to decide who was president and who was vice president.