As the political parties rose, how did the electoral college change in regards to the election of vice president?

a. in order to ensure that the president and vice president hail from the same political party; two votes are placed (one for president and one for vice president).
b. in order to ensure that all viewpoints are heard; the runner up would automatically become vice president.
c. in order to create a more balanced executive branch, the electoral college votes for president and then appoints a vice president.

The correct answer is A) In order to ensure that the president and vice president hail from the same political party; two votes are placed (one for president and one for vice president).

As the political parties rose, the electoral college changed in regards to the election of vice president in that  In order to ensure that the president and vice president hail from the same political party; two votes are placed (one for president and one for vice president).

We are talking about the 12th Amendment to the United States Constitution and the Electoral College. It refers to the presidential elections and that electors have to vote for President an Vice President.

formulating the initial idea for the policy

answer is c.