The President would be he isn't the one who died
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The president...unless the president died as well. If both the
president and vice president were unable to hold office, then the
speaker of the house of representatives would take over as stated in
the Presidential Line of Succession.
United States presidential line of succession is as follows and is written in the US Constitution:
OFFICECurrent Person
1Vice PresidentJoe Biden2Speaker of the House of RepresentativesNancy Pelosi3President pro tempore of the SenateRobert Byrd4Secretary of StateHillary Clinton5Secretary of the TreasuryTimothy Geithner6Secretary of DefenseRobert Gates7Attorney GeneralEric Holder8Secretary of the InteriorKen Salazar9Secretary of AgricultureTom Vilsack10Secretary of CommerceGary Locke11Secretary of LaborHilda Solis12Secretary of Health and Human ServicesKathleen Sebelius13Secretary of HUDShaun Donovan14Secretary of TransportationRay LaHood15Secretary of EnergySteven Chu16Secretary of EducationArne Duncan17Secretary of Veterans AffairsEric Shinseki18Secretary of Homeland SecurityJanet Napolitano
Gates and LaHood are Republicans.
Shinseki is an independent.
The rest are Democrats.
Technically - the US Constitution has a line of succession that is about 1,500 people!!!
the president is the mane forces so you save the best for last
I would.
if the vice president died the president would remain the same....
The President
The Vice President would become president, the current vice president of America is Joe Biden.
The Vice President
The Vice-President.
well then there would be a re-vote or the vice president would take over.
the senate president
the vice president
Vice President
the workers