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December 4, 1832
Phenix Gazette
Alexandria, Virginia
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Electors for President and Vice President are to meet tomorrow in their states to cast votes, with certificates sent to the federal government by early January and counted in February before Congress.
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ELECTORS.
To-morrow is the day assigned for the Electors of President and Vice President to meet in the respective States to perform the duties of the trust devolved upon them. They are required to send certificates of their votes to the General Government before the first Wednesday in January: one copy to be sent by a messenger directed to the President of the Senate, one copy by mail, and one copy delivered to the Judge of the District. The certificates are opened and counted on the second Wednesday in February, in the presence of both houses of Congress.
To-morrow is the day assigned for the Electors of President and Vice President to meet in the respective States to perform the duties of the trust devolved upon them. They are required to send certificates of their votes to the General Government before the first Wednesday in January: one copy to be sent by a messenger directed to the President of the Senate, one copy by mail, and one copy delivered to the Judge of the District. The certificates are opened and counted on the second Wednesday in February, in the presence of both houses of Congress.
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Politics
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Electors
Presidential Election
Vote Certification
Electoral College
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Electors of President and Vice President meet in respective States to perform duties. Required to send certificates of votes to General Government before first Wednesday in January: one by messenger to President of Senate, one by mail, one to Judge of District. Certificates opened and counted on second Wednesday in February in presence of both houses of Congress.