4 times
a person can be elected twice
A person can be elected president at most two times.
There are no legal restriction on how many times a person can be elected to these positions.
She has at different times been part of the legislative and executive branches.
The legislative branch makes the laws.the legislative branch isn't the only one that makes the laws, its also the executive branch.ADDED: The legislative Branch of Government does not make or pass laws, they promulgate rules and regulations,which many times have the force of law. Only the Legislative Branch can pass laws, the Executive Branch ENACTS them.executive branch
2
Franklin Roosevelt
about 14
There are no term limits for congressmen.
The executive branch is often considered the dominant branch of government due to its ability to enforce laws, direct foreign policy, and command the military. The President, as the head of the executive branch, wields significant power, including veto authority over legislation and executive orders that can bypass Congress. Additionally, the executive's capacity for swift action in times of crisis or national emergency can overshadow the slower processes of the legislative and judicial branches. However, this dominance is balanced by checks and balances designed to prevent abuse of power.
After US President Eisenhower expanded the levels of executive privilege in 1955 there were at least forty instances when US Congressional inquires to the executive branch that were denied. This number exceeded the total of denials that occurred under George Washington to US Grant.
They can have 2 terms so they can be elected twice