yes, one may only serve in one branch of the gov't at a time. so therefore he must resign from the legislative branch of gov't in order to serve in the executive branch
Delaware's governor, a Democrat, will select a temporary replacement to fill Biden's seat until the next Senate elections, which are in November 2010. At that point a special election will be held to determine who fills the next 4 years of Biden's term. Somewhat similar answer regarding Barack Obama's senate seat, except that Obama's seat is up for re-election in 2010, so no special election is necessary.
The person would have to give up there seat in congress, but yes. Clinton just did it, she gave up her senate seat to be secretary of state
No- the president had to give up his seat in the Senate when he became president/
If a Senator is made Secretary of the Treasury they would have to give up their Senate seat.
As of 2016, Delaware is represented by two Democrats. One is Chris Coons, who has served in that capacity since 2010. The other is Tom Carper, who was elected in 2001. Joe Biden, also a Democrat, was a long-time senator from Delaware, but when he officially became Vice President, he gave up his senate seat.
She most likely did, she was forced to leave her seat since it was the rule to give up your seat for a white person at that time.
no
No one, that's why her name is so well known. she refused to give up her seat and got locked up for it.
alabama
None cuurently. She gave up the Senate seat to become Secretary of State
Romulus did set up a monarchy. He was the first king of Rome. He set up the senate as his royal advisory body. It was a council of elders. Senatus (senate) was derived from senex, old man. He appointed 100 patres falmilias (heads of the household) from the leading clans of Rome to seat in the senate.
yes she did becauese she was physically tired and of giving up her seat to the white people .