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If you were running for president can you choose your brother or sister to be vice president?
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∙ 14y ago
The presidential candidate really doesn't choose the person he runs with. He/she will choose a person who brings something to the ticket they need. It could be electors, experience, connections. If a brother or sister was within this format they could run with them, but the party convention votes for a ticket and not each person. In the case of JFK his brother Robert became Attorney General of the United States.
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