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The process of removing a U.S. president from office through mid-term elections and the constitutional mechanisms involved.
can and has held presidential elections during wartime; historical precedent includes contests during the , the and , and scholars note that U.S. elections during conflict have generally proceeded on ...
A sitting president cannot be " through mid‑term elections" in the literal sense: midterms do not vote directly on the presidency, but they can change the composition of in ways that make removal by c...
The says that the constitutional requirements for President apply to the Vice President and adds the decisive line: “no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible ...