yes
You can write in anyone for any office on an election (just don't expect them to win as you will likely be the only person voting that way).
It would be impossible for a fictional character to legitimately run for & be elected President, however Mickey Mouse is frequently used as a protest vote / write in candidate.
Just write to him. Or contact his personal secretary. Or when the President is on LIVE TV show, put your questions by telephone. Your choice. Pick one of them.
Congratulations! You are the best candidate for the job!
A write-in is a candidate whose name is not listed on a ballot paper.
You do not have to anything to be a candidate- just announce that you are a candidate. Most, if not all, states allow write-in votes, so you can write your own name in and not only be a candidate but even get some votes from your relatives and friends . To get on the ballot you have to file a proper petition with some large number of signatures of registered voters in the state and submit it by the announced deadline. You have to file a separate petition in each state and be sure to follow all their laws governing such petitions. To this requires a national party organization to help you.
To become a write in candidate for public office a Declaration-of-Write-in-Candidacy must be filed. The declaration must be filed with the Secretary of State of a judge that is local.
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The invalid votes would be thrown out, like the 3 votes in 1872 for Horace Greeley, who had died a few weeks earlier. Without enough votes left to give anyone else a majority, the House of Representatives would elect the President.
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No- Congress has nothing to do with nominating the vice-president although the individual congressmen , as party members, often serve as delegates to the convention that does the nomination if the presidential candidates does not pick his own nominee. In recent years, the presidential candidate has named his running mate and the convention has rubber stamped his choice.
that is a very good question