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The order of presidential succession in the United States, including the vice president, Speaker of the House, president pro tempore of the Senate, and Cabinet officers.
If a sitting president and the entire executive branch were simultaneously removed or incapacitated, the Constitution and the Presidential Succession Act lay out a specific order: the vice president i...
has ever later served as vice president; historical records of vice presidents and constitutional practice instead show multiple vice presidents who became president, but not the reverse . The Constit...
Presidents have treated Section 3 of the 25th Amendment as a practical, routinized safety valve—used a handful of times to hand temporary authority to vice presidents during planned medical procedures...
Congress has clear statutory authority to set the date for federal elections and in 1845 established Election Day as "the Tuesday next after the first Monday in November," so changing that date requir...
A constitutional change to allow a third elected presidential term would require a formal amendment to the U.S. Constitution — a political and procedural mountain that needs two-thirds of both chamber...