In the framers original presidential selection plan electors would what?

In the framers' original presidential selection plan, electors would be chosen by state legislatures to vote for the President and Vice President. This system aimed to create a buffer between the popular vote and the election of the president, allowing educated and informed electors to make the final decision. Each elector would cast two votes, one for each office, with the candidate receiving the most votes becoming president and the runner-up becoming vice president. This approach was intended to balance the influence of populous states with that of smaller states in the electoral process.