There are no requirements about experience. Indeed, Taylor, Grant and Eisenhower had no experience in civilian government positions before they were elected President.
While prior government experience is often considered valuable in a presidential candidate, it is not a formal requirement. The Constitution sets forth the eligibility criteria for the presidency, such as being a natural-born citizen and at least 35 years old, but it does not explicitly require prior government experience. Ultimately, voters decide the qualifications they seek in a presidential candidate, and they may prioritize various qualities, including experience in government.
No, it is not true that women can not be elected for presidency. Women can be elected for presidency.
He was elected President in the election of 1860
Gerald R. Ford is the one. He was appointed vice-president when the elected vice-president Spiro Agnew resigned and became president when President Richard Nixon resigned.
He was elected Vice-President in 1900. After succeeding to the Presidency in 1901, on McKinley's assassination, he was re-elected President in 1904.
the constitution was amended to the number of terms a president could be elected to office (22nd amendment) -Sb(:
No- there are no requirements concerning the experience of the President. In fact, Taylor, Grant, Hoover , Eisenhower, and maybe others, held no elected offices before becoming president
The electoral college elected George Washington to presidency as the first president of the United States.
Kingship implies a government by heredity and royal bloodlines. Presidency implies a government by elected officials.
Pat Buchanan sought the Presidency, but was never elected President.
President ford.he is the only one.
No. The presidency was his only elected office.
Millard Fillmore aquired presidency without being elected