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Of course. There is no religion requirement. The question is whether or not the candidate would have enough support to get elected.
In brief, no. Race , ethnic origin, gender, and religion, are not a consideration for the office of the president. There are only three requirements to be president as follows.
* Must be a natural born citizen of the United States * Must be at least 35 years of age * Must have resided in the Unites States for at least 14 years
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Is there a term for the god to whom one is devoted Nonchristian please?
"Tutelary", perhaps.
Who is the commander of the national arm forces?
President of the US.
Who is the Vice-President of the US and President of the US Senate?
Joe Biden is Vice-President of the US and therefore President of the US Senate.
Who is John Calvin Coolidge?
He served as US President, 1923-1929He served as US President, 1923-1929He served as US President, 1923-1929He served as US President, 1923-1929He served as US President, 1923-1929He served as US President, 1923-1929
Who was the 2 president of US?
who is the 2 president of the us?
Has a President of the US of A become a Vice President of the US of A?
No
If you are not baptised then are you an atheist?
No. It simply makes you officially a nonChristian. There are dozens of other religions which you might belong to, and you might simply be a deist or theist regardless of your association with any of these.
Can everyone in US vote for President?
Citizens of the US can vote for president in the US.
Who is the us female president?
The US has never had a female President nor vice-president.
Who always serves as president of senate?
The vice president of the US is the president of the US senate.
Is the president of the senate the president of the US?
No- The Vice-President presides over US senate.
What grandson of US President William Henry Harrison became the 23rd president of the US?
US President Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd US president. He was a grandson of US President William Henry Harrison, the ninth US president.
