According to the original election plan of the Framers, who would win the presidency?

The original election plan established by the Framers of the Constitution utilized the Electoral College system, where the president would be chosen based on the total votes received from electors, not directly through public votes. The Framers intended for the candidate who received the most electoral votes to win the presidency. While the option indicating "the first most vote getter" might seem plausible, it lacks the specificity of how the process actually worked—specifically, it does not clarify that this was in terms of electoral votes rather than a straightforward popular vote.

Thus, the important aspect of the electoral process put in place by the Framers is that it was not just about receiving the most votes overall but about garnering the majority of the electors' votes, reflecting the compromise between various interests and the desire to balance populous states with smaller states in presidential elections.