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Covers who may be President, presidential terms, compensation, oath, and succession rules.
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For someone born after the Constitution was adopted, what eligibility trio does Article II require for the presidency?
What minimum age does Article II set for the President?
How long must a presidential candidate have been a resident within the United States under Article II?
Article II says the President and Vice President are chosen for the same term. How long is that term?
A winning presidential candidate is 34 on Inauguration Day and turns 35 one week later. What does Article II produce?
A 50-year-old naturalized citizen has lived in the United States for 30 years and seeks the presidency. What Article II requirement is still missing?
When a sitting President dies, resigns, is removed, or is unable to serve, who is first in the succession order?
If both the presidency and vice presidency are vacant, who is first under the Presidential Succession Act of 1947?
If there is no President, Vice President, or qualified Speaker, what office comes next in the statutory succession line?
After the Vice President, Speaker, and president pro tempore, which Cabinet officer stands first in the succession line?
In the Cabinet portion of the presidential succession line, who comes immediately after the Secretary of State?
In the Cabinet succession order, who comes immediately after the Secretary of the Treasury?
A President resigns from office. Under the Twenty-Fifth Amendment, what happens to the Vice President?
The office of Vice President becomes vacant. What must happen before a new Vice President takes office?
Before planned surgery, a President sends Congress a written declaration of inability. What happens under the Twenty-Fifth Amendment?
After a Section 4 disability declaration, the President says no inability exists and the Vice President and Cabinet do not object within four days. What happens?
The Vice President and a majority of the Cabinet send the required written declaration that the President is unable to serve. What happens immediately?
Both the President and Vice President resign, and the Speaker qualifies under 3 U.S.C. § 19. What must the Speaker do to act as President?
A Cabinet secretary highest in the line is constitutionally ineligible to be President. How does 3 U.S.C. § 19 handle that officer?
What basic limit does the Twenty-Second Amendment place on election to the presidency?
A Vice President becomes President with one year left in another President's term. Under the Twenty-Second Amendment, how many later elections may that person win?
A Vice President becomes President with three years left in another President's term. Under the Twenty-Second Amendment, how many later elections may that person win?
What rule does Article II set for presidential compensation during the period for which the President was elected?
Congress passes a law raising the sitting President's salary immediately halfway through the term. What is the Article II problem?
A president-elect has won and qualified but has not yet entered on the execution of the office. What must happen first under Article II?
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