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How is the vice-president elected?
The vice president is selected by the canidates and if they win the vice president they chose becomes vice president.
Who was the only President who did not win an election in either the office of President or Vice President?
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Who was the first Republican vice-president?
Hannibal Hamlin, from Maine, was elected vice-president in 1860. He and running mate Lincoln were the first Republicans to win the Presidency.
Who was the president who din't win president or vice president?
You must mean Gerald Ford. He became vice president after Spiro Agnew resigned, became president after Richard Nixon resigned, and lost the general election to Jimmy Carter in 1976.
Can one write in the vice president for president if candidate is running for vice president?
You can write in anyone for any office on an election (just don't expect them to win as you will likely be the only person voting that way).
Did Chester Arthur win a president election?
No. He was elected vice-president in 1880 and became president when Garfield was killed in office. He never ran for president.
Would joe biden be a part of the house of representitives if he was elected vice-president?
No, but you are very close. If Senators Obama and Biden win the election, in his capacity as Vice President, Joseph Biden would become the President of the Senate.
Who did john f kennedy beat to win the election of the 1960s?
Vice President Richard Nixon
Vice president Joseph Biden Trivia?
In 2012, at age 70, Joe Biden became the 2nd oldest person in U.S. history to win a vice-presidential election (the oldest was 71-year-old Alben Barkley, who served under Harry Truman).The 18 years & 8 months difference between the ages of President Obama and Vice President Biden is the 4th-largest of the 49 President/Vice-President pairs to date. In cases where the Vice President is older than the President, it ranks #1.On November 8, 2009, Joe Biden became the 10th-oldest sitting Vice President in U.S. history, bumping Thomas R. Marshall (Woodrow Wilson's Vice President) to #11.On November 30, 2009, Joe Biden became the 9th-oldest sitting Vice President, bumping William R. King (Franklin Pierce's Vice President) to #10.On November 10, 2010, Joe Biden became the 8th-oldest sitting Vice President, bumping Dick Cheney (George W. Bush's Vice President) to #9.On June 4, 2011, Joe Biden became the 7th-oldest sitting Vice President, bumping Nelson Rockefeller (Gerald Ford's Vice President) to #8.On September 7, 2011, Joe Biden became the 6th-oldest sitting Vice President, bumping Levi Morton (Benjamin Harrison's Vice President) to #7.On March 27, 2013, Joe Biden became the 5th-oldest sitting Vice President, bumping Elbridge Gerry (James Madison's 2nd Vice President) to #6.
Who was the president who did not win election to either the office of the president or vice president?
Gerald Ford is the only man who be both President and Vice President without being elected to either position. In 1973 following the resignation of Vice President Spiro Agnew, President Richard Nixon appointed House Minority Leader and Congressman Gerald Ford to replace Agnew as the Vice President. Ford served as the Vice President from 1973 until 1974 when Nixon resigned from the Presidency following the Watergate scandal. Ford served as president from 1974 until 1977 when he was replaced as President by Jimmy Carter.
Who was the president when James S. Sherman was the Vice President?
William Taft was the President when James S. Sherman was Vice President.James S. Sherman was the 27th Vice President of the United States from 1909 March 4 to 1912 October 30, when he died in office. He was replaced as Taft's running mate by Nicholas Murray Butler; they did not win.
In the event that the senate must choose a vice president it would take how many votes for a candidate to win?
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