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Does the Vice President have any real power in their constitutional role?
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∙ 11y ago
The US Vice President presides over sessions of Congress, and is allowed to break a tie vote, if there ever were one. But NOTHING ELSE.
Wiki User
∙ 15y ago
Wiki User
∙ 11y agoHis only real power is his ability to vote in case of a tie in the Senate.
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Which positions is the real power in the US Senate?
The Majority and Minority Leaders have the real power in the U.S. Senate. The Vice President of the U.S. also have a lot of say in the U.S. Senate.
Where does the real president live and not vice president?
I have no idea what you mean. The president lives in the white house.
Who is the real political leader of the senate?
The real political leader of the Senate is the Senate Majority Leader. As of October 2021, the Senate Majority Leader is Charles Schumer, a Democrat from New York. However, it is worth noting that the Vice President of the United States, who serves as the President of the Senate, also holds significant influence and power in the Senate.
What executive positions has Charles H. Jenkins Jr. held?
Publix Super Markets, 1969-1974, assistant to the vice president of real estate; 1974-1988, vice president of real estate; 1988-1990, executive vice president; 1990-2000, chairman of the executive committee
Why is the UK Constitutional monarchy?
Because the monarch has no real power and is just a figurehead.
How many representative have in the senate?
In the United States, there are 100 elected Senators (2 per state) with the Vice-President of the United States as the official head. His (or her) only real official Constitutional duty as such is to vote in case of a 50-50 tie.
Which is bigger vice president or cabinets?
There are fifteen cabinet members and only one vice-president , so the cabinet is bigger. The cabinet collectively has more power. The vice-president has only one real job and that is to decide tie votes in the Senate and unless the Senate is evenlhy balanced between parties, tie votes are rare. Of course, there is always a chance that the VP will become president and if that happens everything reverses- suddenly the cabinet has to beg to keep their jobs .
Who becomes president if both the president and the vice president are unable to do the job?
The Secretary of State that's so wrong the real answers is (the Speaker of the House)
Who becomes president if the both the president and vice president are unable to do the job?
The Secretary of State that's so wrong the real answers is (the Speaker of the House)
Who become president if both the president and the vice president are unable to do the job?
The Secretary of State that's so wrong the real answers is (the Speaker of the House)
How was the President originally elected?
The US president has always been elected in substantially the same way. The real change was in the way the vice-president was elected.
What is the most important job of the vice president?
The Vice President has the power to break a tie vote in the Senate. This is the only actual power he has and on occasion it has been important. His real function is to be able to seamlessly step into the Presidency if something happens to the President. It is not really a job and there is not much he needs to do to prepare since it will probably never happen, but if its does, it is tremendously important.
