The Constitution was sent to the states for ratification through elected conventions to ensure the consent of the citizens.
After the Constitution was written, it was sent to the states for ratification through specially elected ratifying conventions. This process required approval by nine of the thirteen states for the Constitution to become law.
James Madison developed the plan for ratification, presenting the Constitution at state conventions where delegates elected by popular vote could debate and approve the new form of government.
The approach taken in ratifying the Constitution involved having delegates elected by the people through popular vote, ensuring that the new government would have the consent of the citizens.
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