Once the delegates determined the three-fifths compromise, what issue did they tackle next?
a.) the new jersey plan
b.) the virginia plan
c.) the great compromise
d.) the presidential process

D) The presidential process

The issue of the election of the president was one of the last ones to be resolved during the Constitutional Convention. Madison argued that the executive should be elected by the legislature. However, direct election was not fully desirable, as information travelled slowly and local ties could lead people to only vote for candidates from their state. The introduction of an electoral college settled the dispute.

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