what error in the election of 1800 proved the original system of presidential electors to be flawed
The election of 1800 exposed one of the flaws in the original
Constitution. Members of the Electoral College could only vote for
president; each elector could vote for two candidates, and the person
who received the second largest number of votes during the balloting
became vice-president.
Answer:
all electors voted for both Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr
Explanation: