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According to the US Constitution, who decides when the Electoral College casts its vote for president?
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According to the US Constitution, who decides when the Electoral College casts its vote for president?

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The people who decide when the electoral college casts its vote for president is congress because they have been bestowed the power to do that by the US Constitution.
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Sorry, my first answer was deleted. I can re-word it in a way where it won't be though.

The Congress (Legislative branch) decides when it is time for the electoral college to vote

(U.S. Constitution, Article 2)

hope this helps.
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