The Constitution (Article 1, Section 2, Clause 4) states:
"When Vacancies happen in the Representation from any State, the Executive
Authority thereof shall issue Writs of Election to fill such Vacancies."
This means that all House vacancies be filled by special election. There is no constitutional provision for the appointment of interim Representatives.
Vacancies in the House are filled either by special election or by appointment. Typically the governer of the affected state will make the appointment. This varies from state to state. The seat may also remain vacant until the next election cycle.
Vice presidential vacancies are to be filled by the President and confirmed by Congress.
As of August 24th 2010, there are 2 vacancies in the 111th Congress, 2nd session.
32 (assuming no vacancies)
The President pro tempore
There are vacancies for pilot and also there are no vacancies for pilot.
"Vacancies" is the correct plural form of "vacancy".
As there is a probabilty of 1 that the post will be filled by someone there is a 0.8 probability (1.0 - 0.2) that it will not be filled by B. That it will not be filled by A is found by sibtracting their 0.142 probability from 0.8 - which gives 0.658
there are lots of vacancies in FHI 360
The plural word for vacancy is vacancies.
Total no of vacancies 400
Midterm vacancies in Texas district courts are filled by appointment. The Governor of Texas appoints a replacement, typically from a list of candidates provided by the local judicial selection committee. The appointee serves until the next general election, at which point they may run for a full term if they choose. This process ensures that the court maintains its functionality while allowing voters to ultimately decide on the long-term judicial leadership.