Change provisions relating to selection of presidential electors

Summary

The bill rewrites the party‑convention process so that each party selects one elector per congressional district and two at‑large electors, all of whom must sign a pledge to vote for the presidential and vice‑presidential candidates who receive the most votes in the state or district. It also gives the governor authority to appoint or replace electors, establishes how certificates of appointment are delivered, and outlines how the state canvasses and certifies the electoral vote. The changes aim to tighten the elector selection process and ensure electors follow the popular vote outcome.

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