After much debate, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention decided
that the president would be:
A. appointed by the members of Congress.
B. elected by the delegates themselves.
C. chosen by a group of state electors.
D. directly elected by the people.

After much debate, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention decided that the president would be  appointed by the members of Congress.What did the Constitutional Convention delegates resolve to do?In May 1787, delegates from every state—aside from Rhode Island—met in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for a convention. The Articles of Confederation were to be abandoned in favor of a new constitution, it was agreed at this gathering, which became known as the Constitutional Convention.In regards to the presidency, what did the delegates decide?The delegates agreed to grant the President a limited veto authority, but one that could be overridden by a vote of two-thirds of both houses of Congress. In the end, compromise once again prevailed.According to the Constitutional Convention, how is the president selected?However, voters do not directly elect the president and vice president. Instead, they are picked by "electors" through the Electoral College process. The Constitution is the source of the electoral process. It was a compromise between a vote in Congress and a vote by the general public.To Know more about Congress.https://brainly.com/question/4736734#SPJ13