Viewing the Electoral College Through Historical Records , the title of the web page, includes details about how the Electoral College operates as well as images of actual documents that are used in its proceedings. In 1932 Franklin Roosevelt certified the electors who voted for him to be President. This form records the names of any absent electors and the individuals who subsitute for them. In 1968, over 25 percent of electors never showed up for the meeting. The actual ballots used by electors to cast their vote.
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A record of the number of electoral votes received by each candidate. This Electoral College web page represents a small portion of the Electoral College records that are kept at the New York State Archives in Albany. Gary Bugh, who teaches political science at the University at Albany and is an invitational scholar at the State Archives, researched and developed the web page. The invitational scholar program is supported by private contributions to the Archives Partnership Trust.