Clarifying procedure for political party nomination of presidential electors

This bill clarifies the rules for political parties in West Virginia to select candidates for presidential electors, ensuring the process follows specific state and national party guidelines. If a party lacks its own rules for this selection, the bill mandates that delegates be chosen at a state convention held between June and August, with delegates apportioned based on previous gubernatorial election results. The legislation details a step-by-step procedure where county committees distribute delegate slots to local districts, mass conventions elect these delegates, and any disputes over delegate selection are resolved by county committees with the option for court review. Additionally, the bill requires that all nominated elector candidates be certified to the Secretary of State within 15 days of the convention to appear on the general election ballot, though their names will not be printed on the ballot itself.