Do you think an attempt to balance the ticket is an acceptable method of selecting a vice president why or why not?
In United States politics, balancing the ticket is when a political candidate chooses a running mate with the goal of bringing more widespread appeal to the campaign. This can have a positive or negative effect on a campaign. I just have two words SARAH PALIN.
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Why did Vice President Spiro Agnew resign?
He was guilty of tax fraud and there were a few other issues ...
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Who was Lincoln's vice president elected in 1864?
Republican party nominated President Abraham Lincoln as its p...
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JFK's Vice President was the man who became our next Presiden...
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What is the President and the Vice-President are members of different political parties?
False. The President and Vice President are of the same polit...
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Can A vice president vote in case of a tie senate vote?
Yes. In the event there is a tie in the Senate vote, the Vice...
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Why did Vice President Spiro Agnew resign?
He was guilty of tax fraud and there were a few other issues ...
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What is the role of the vice president how has it changed in recent years?
The VP of the US has grown in importance as the demands of th...
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How did the Framers arrange for the electors to choose the President and Vice President?
Hmm... we sent that Answer to you already! Txt GETNEW to get ...
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JFK's Vice President was the man who became our next Presiden...
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What are the duties of a vice president?
The Vice President assists the President in developing agenda...
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What Vice President resigned in 1973?
On October 10, 1973, Spiro Agnew (under the Nixon administrat...
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What is the only duty of the vice president in the BLANK is that of BLANK of the senate?
The framers also devoted scant attention to the vice presiden...
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Who is in line after vice-president?
After the Vice President is the Speaker of the House, and aft...
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What is the role of vice president?
The Vice President is in charge of the Senate, and also would...
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Can the president fire the vice president?
The VP is part of his party's ticket, just like the President...
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Who is the current vice president?
Joe Biden is the current Vice President of the US. He was pre...
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Who was ronald reagan's vice presidents?
Ronald Reagan served the highest office on the land from 1980...
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Who was Reagan's vice president?
George Bush was Ronald Reagan's Vice President from 1981 to 1...
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Who becomes president if both the president and vice president can no longer serve?
The Speaker of the House would take over Presidential duties ...
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Who was Nixons vice president?
Gerald Ford was Richard Nixon's Vice President, who took offi...
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Who was Jimmy Carters Vice President?
Former Senator Walter Frederick (Fritz) Mondale was Jimmy Car...
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Who is the current vice president?
Joe Biden is the current Vice President of the US. He was pre...
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Who was Nixons vice president?
Gerald Ford was Richard Nixon's Vice President, who took offi...
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Who was Reagan's vice president?
George Bush was Ronald Reagan's Vice President from 1981 to 1...
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Who was bill clintons vice president?
Albert Gore Jr. was Bill Clinton's vice-president. Thanks for...
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Who was Jimmy Carters Vice President?
Former Senator Walter Frederick (Fritz) Mondale was Jimmy Car...
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Did George Washington have a vice president?
John Adams served as Vice President of the United States duri...
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Who was the vice president for John Edwards?
John Edwards did not receive his party's nomination for the P...
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Who was Nixons vice president?
Gerald Ford was Richard Nixon's Vice President, who took offi...
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Who was Roosevelt vice president for?
Theodore Roosevelt was vice-president under President William...
About Vice President
The Vice President is indirectly elected by the people through the Electoral College to a four year term. The Vice President is the first person in the presidential line of succession, if the president resigns, dies or removed from public office. The Vice President is appointed by the President of the United States, subject to approval by both Houses of Congress.
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