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Must someone elected to the presidency takes an oath before taking office?
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∙ 7y ago
Yes- the President must take the oath of office as required by the US Constitution.
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What elected office did Barack Obama hold before presidency?
US Senator from Illinois. Prior to that, Illinois state Senator.
What political offices did Dwight Eisenhower hold prior to his presidency?
Eisenhower was a career military officer for 36 years - he held no elected office before becoming President
Does the president pick his successorwhen his term is over?
No. The Presidency is an elected office.
At what age was George Washington elected to the office of presidency?
he was in his mid 40s or 50s
What was unusual about trumans presidency?
He was not elected, as he was the vice president he took the office when Roosvelt died.
When did the US vice presidency become an appointed office from the original elected office intended by the founders of the US?
general ford
Who was the most recent president who when elected to the presidency it was the first time he had ever been elected to office?
General Dwight David Eisenhower.
Did president Ulysses S. Grant ever get elected for any offices other than President?
No. The presidency was his only elected office.
What federal elected office has a Constitutional term limit?
The presidency of the United States is currently the only federal office with term limits.
What was Johns f kennedys life after presidency?
Peaceful, He died before his term of presidency.
What is the office of the presidency?
The US president's term lasts four years . He can be elected to at most two terms.
At what age was Richard Bruce Cheney elected?
Dick Cheney was never elected U.S. President. The highest office he held was the U.S. Vice Presidency, to which he was first elected at age 59.
