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Are the requirements to become president president are the same as those to become a state governor?
There are 50 states and each state sets its own requirements, but I know from my own state of VA they are not the same. There is probably an additional requirement in every state that the governor live in the state. Where I live , the governor has to be at least 30 , have lived in the state for at least 5 years and be a US citizen. The age requirement and residency requirement both vary in the different states.
The related link gives access to most state constitutions if you want to know more.
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Can a former president become governor or mayor of ANY state the president was covered for all 50 states can he become governor or mayor any of them?
Yes, a former president can run for and become governor or mayor of any state in the U.S., as there are no federal restrictions preventing this. Each state has its own eligibility requirements for these positions, but being a former president does not disqualify someone from holding state or local office. Ultimately, it would depend on the individual's ability to win elections and meet the specific requirements set by the state or municipality.
Are the requirements to become a president the same as those to become a state governor?
There are 50 states and each state sets its own requirements, but I know from my own state of VA they are not the same. There is probably an additional requirement in every state that the governor live in the state. Where I live , the governor has to be at least 30 , have lived in the state for at least 5 years and be a US citizen. The age requirement and residency requirement both vary in the different states. The related link gives access to most state constitutions if you want to know more.
What are the requirements to become a governor?
To become a governor, you must be 30+ years of age, lived in your state for 5 or more years and you must be a citizen of the United States
How does the roles of president and governor differ in at least two ways?
A president is generally the leader of an entire country. A governor is generally the leader of a state. Thus, while a governor has power at the local level, the president has power at the national level.President is a federal job, making him in control of all 50 states as a whole. Governor is a state thing, he is voted for by only his state, and has no affect on states other then his own.
What president did Texas become a state under?
George W. Bush is the only former governor of Texas to become president.
How did President Obama become governor of Illinois?
He was never the governor of Illinois. He was in the Illinois state senate for three terms, and then he became a U.S. senator.
What president was governor of 19th state then became president?
The 19th state is Indiana. No governor of Indiana ever went on to be President. William Henry Harrison was governor of Indiana Territory before Indiana was a state.
What are the main requirements for state governor?
louisisana
Who signs bills to become Laws at the national Level and at the State level?
The President signs bills at the national level, and the Governor of the state signs at the state level.
What laws does the congress make in the US?
The U.S. Congress passes bills that become Federal Laws when the U.S. President signs them (although there are cases in which Congress can make a bill into a law without the President's approval), and each state Congress passes bills that become state laws when the Governor of the state signs them.
Who is the leader of the state government?
the president actually our state government is the govenor the president is our local govenor
What is the president of Hawai?
Hawaii is a US State and has a Governor, not a President.
