An Act relative to the voting procedures for presidential electors

This bill proposes changes to how Massachusetts selects presidential electors by clarifying that one elector is chosen from each congressional district while two are chosen at-large. It updates the state election laws to specify that district electors must vote for the candidates who won the most votes within their specific district, whereas at-large electors vote for the statewide winners. The legislation also outlines the meeting procedures for these electors, requiring them to gather at the state house to organize and cast their ballots according to these new rules. Directly affecting the state's electoral process, the bill aims to formalize the voting instructions for presidential electors during the Electoral College selection.