[Tau Food]

Actually, if you read the Constitution, you'll find that they are never all "assembled" in any one place at all. They vote in their respective states. But, as indicated in Federalist 68, their job is to investigate and to deliberate before voting. As far as I am concerned, the voters who select the electors are also obligated to investigate and deliberate before voting.

Legitimate issues concerning qualifications get plenty of attention. Both the voters and the electors can be counted on to separate the real issues from the baloney.

[Ray76]

I did not claim that they assembled at one place. In fact I cited the 12 Amendment, “The Electors shall meet in their respective states”.

Electors are assembled: Congress determines the Time of choosing the Electors, and the Day on which they shall give their Votes; which Day shall be the same throughout the United States (Art. II).

Electors are assembled for a singular purpose: to vote.