§ 918Presidential Electors; Selection by Nominees; Certification; Vacancies

The nominee of each political party
for the office of President of the United States shall, within
thirty days after his nomination by the National convention of
such party, nominate as many persons to be the candidates of

his party for the office of presidential elector as the State
is then entitled to. If for any reason the nominee of any
political party for President of the United States fails or is
unable to make the said nominations within the time herein
provided, then the nominee for such party for the office of
Vice-President of the United States shall, as soon as may be
possible after the expiration of thirty days, make the
nominations. The names of such nominees, with their residences
and post-office addresses, shall be certified immediately to
the Secretary of the Commonwealth by the nominee for the office
of President or Vice-President, as the case may be, making the
nominations. Vacancies existing after the date of nomination
of presidential electors shall be filled by the nominee for the
office of President or Vice-President making the original
nomination. Nominations made to fill vacancies shall be
certified to the Secretary of the Commonwealth in the manner
herein provided for in the case of original nominations.